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Fighting the EJ bug again...
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On these two points I'm inclined to agree.Another thing different about Glayzer and G1 is their dependence on blades. G1 works about the same and feels similar on most blades, but Glayzer works very differently on different blades.
The philosophy of both rubbers are also quite different. G1 felt like a calm Tenergy05. Glayzer felt like a calm Dignics05. G1 mimics the spin sensitivity and bounciness I felt on Tenergy05 but has both of these aspects reduced, while Glayzer retains the excellent grip of the Dignics05 and spring sponge X feel just with a softer sponge and less catapult.
I used the G1 on multiple blades and it was mostly the same. Glayzer has been amazing on my current blade (inner carbon, spruce top ply) but was not as lively--though still a fine rubber--on my Yinhe Pro 05 (inner, limba) and Donic Skachkov Carbon (outer, koto). Based on that experience, I can see why people are hot and cold on Glayzer, and how G1 could seem bouncier in some applications.