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How'd that rubber work for you?Yesterday I've assembled on FH of my second 36.5 ALX the Gewo Codexx Pro 53 Superselect. The uncut weight is 69,8gr which is remarkable for such a rubber and quite less than my ZGX (74gr uncut). I'll post my impression.
Let me show some pictures first:How'd that rubber work for you?
Thanks for the update, you're the 2nd person I've heard make the ZGX comparison. I may try it anyway, because the light weight is nice. I'm pissed off with all my h3's lack of tack n might try hybrids. I was gonna do 09c but considering other options as well.Let me show some pictures first:
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The rubber is slightly sticky as per the new generation ESN hybrids: ZGX, C53, A1 and so on. I have them all so I know what I'm talking about.
It is light for a 53 degrees hybrid, weighting 69,8gr uncut.
I played it 1 hour against a very good modern defender. It felt hard at touch on every kinf of shot, I wasn't able to spin the ball as I do with my ZGX. Compared to ZGX I felt I lacked grip (hook-up). My FH topspin-drives were slower, I lacked the speed I'm used to. Probably that could depend from the break-in period, maybe the rubber needs it. Or probably I'm not able to exploit this rubber given its hardness. Since I had good results vs my opponent despite I didn't like the quality of my shots, I'm going to leave it on my bat and continue to test it from time to time cause it ticks some boxes like: lightweight and cheaper than ZGX.
For the rest of the season I'll stick with my ZGX which is an awesome rubber despite its poor durability.
You're welcome, yes please try it and report it here. I've tried recently latest H3 neo prov 39 (slightly tacky too) and didn't like it. D09C is on my radar too, with its supposed better durability could be an alternative to ZGX, I'll try it somewhere in the next future.Thanks for the update, you're the 2nd person I've heard make the ZGX comparison. I may try it anyway, because the light weight is nice. I'm pissed off with all my h3's lack of tack n might try hybrids. I was gonna do 09c but considering other options as well.
that's a nice smooth glue job.. and the sharp edge of the rubber.. well done!Let me show some pictures first:
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The rubber is slightly sticky as per the new generation ESN hybrids: ZGX, C53, A1 and so on. I have them all so I know what I'm talking about.
It is light for a 53 degrees hybrid, weighting 69,8gr uncut.
I played it 1 hour against a very good modern defender. It felt hard at touch on every kind of shot, I wasn't able to spin the ball as I do with my ZGX. Compared to ZGX I felt I lacked grip (hook-up). My FH topspin-drives were slower, I lacked the speed I'm used to. Probably that could depend from the break-in period, maybe the rubber needs it. Or probably I'm not able to exploit this rubber given its hardness. Since I had good results vs my opponent despite I didn't like the quality of my shots, I'm going to leave it on my bat and continue to test it from time to time cause it ticks some boxes like: lightweight and cheaper than ZGX.
For the rest of the season I'll stick with my ZGX which is an awesome rubber despite its poor durability.
Thanks man. I used curved scissors for cutting the rubber and then 4 hours press to complete the gluing process.that's a nice smooth glue job.. and the sharp edge of the rubber.. well done!
That is a very smooth cut! Good job! You mentioned about using the press, I was wondering why do folks use the press? I have never used it before (although I'm still fairly new to tt) and I'm wondering if I should get one or no.Let me show some pictures first:
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The rubber is slightly sticky as per the new generation ESN hybrids: ZGX, C53, A1 and so on. I have them all so I know what I'm talking about.
It is light for a 53 degrees hybrid, weighting 69,8gr uncut.
I played it 1 hour against a very good modern defender. It felt hard at touch on every kind of shot, I wasn't able to spin the ball as I do with my ZGX. Compared to ZGX I felt I lacked grip (hook-up). My FH topspin-drives were slower, I lacked the speed I'm used to. Probably that could depend from the break-in period, maybe the rubber needs it. Or probably I'm not able to exploit this rubber given its hardness. Since I had good results vs my opponent despite I didn't like the quality of my shots, I'm going to leave it on my bat and continue to test it from time to time cause it ticks some boxes like: lightweight and cheaper than ZGX.
For the rest of the season I'll stick with my ZGX which is an awesome rubber despite its poor durability.
No, you don't need it.That is a very smooth cut! Good job! You mentioned about using the press, I was wondering why do folks use the press? I have never used it before (although I'm still fairly new to tt) and I'm wondering if I should get one or no.
I’ve made my own pressThanks man. I used curved scissors for cutting the rubber and then 4 hours press to complete the gluing process.
This is pretty cool!
ThanksThat is a very smooth cut! Good job! You mentioned about using the press, I was wondering why do folks use the press? I have never used it before (although I'm still fairly new to tt) and I'm wondering if I should get one or no.
Looks awfully cumbersome to use. Here is mineI’ve made my own press
Screw you. Mine is bigger😂Looks awfully cumbersome to use. Here is mine
Cheers
L-zr
It’s as heavy as a golden Vis 😉View attachment 33485
Pro 03 arrived...but I may return it because it is a bit too heavy. Frequency is 1390
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Pro 03 arrived...but I may return it because it is a bit too heavy. Frequency is 1390