Nexy Spira H

[Ghostzen]

Anyone have any news on this H version?.

Actual Hardness?.

 

[Julzig]

Didn't know there is a H version. Where have you seen or heard about it?
Couldn't even find it on tak9 nor Nexy Oscar's Youtube.

Normal Spira is 47.5°, so a harder version should be 50-55°

 

[Ghostzen]

Nexy.com

There is a H version on the site.

A friend mentioned it and looking closer might be a dummy image as hardness is showing an 47.5...

A 55 degree spira or slightly softer maybe 53/54 would be a good product I think 👍.

 

[Julzig]

Nexy.com

There is a H version on the site.

A friend mentioned it and looking closer might be a dummy image as hardness is showing an 47.5...

A 55 degree spira or slightly softer maybe 53/54 would be a good product I think 👍.

Ah I see, my guess it is in planning and not yet finished so we'll have to wait.
The Etikas go from 47 to 51, maybe beacause of the tackyness they go a bit harder

 

[Ghostzen]

A harder sponge would be a fantastic option.

 

[vvk1]

On a slightly unrelated note, nexy.com now offers a full custom blade making service. Discovered it yesterday, when trying to find out more about Spira H.

 

[Ghostzen]

Spira H

 

[Julzig]

Interesting hardness. I wonder why this was chosen

 

[cerealKing]

Is this meant to be boosted? I guess it's a nexy brand of a typical Chinese rubber?

 

[Julzig]

Is this meant to be boosted? I guess it's a nexy brand of a typical Chinese rubber?

As far as I know this is their competitor for chinese rubbers in the korean/asian market and has a very good price there aswell. I think the sponge is more dynamic than other chinese style more Euro/Jap like.
Sadly there is very little amount of information about it from people who've tried it.