What rubber should i use on my BH?

[iamvtwo]

Im currently using Tenergy 80-FX as my BH. Overall, its really good. However, i want to have a change so i want to know what rubber is good for me.
Im thinking of Stiga new rubber, the Stiga astro airoc soft or Tenergy 05 but im not so sure myself. So, i want some suggestions.

 

[laistrogian]

You're already using tenergy, unless you dont want to keep on paying for it, just stick with tenergy

 

[Paz]

Stiga Calibra Lt sound would be perfect.
It has a clear crisp sound in contact with the ball and it has so much control
but is still very fast. I used to play with tenergy 80-fx and thought I would never change
but when I switched I knew I would never change rubbers again.

 

[Rajah*]

T05 still respond very good to polyball. If price is not an issue then it is good.

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[iamvtwo]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions
im still thinking about which to choose
i'll update a equipment review when i finally decided and grab the rubber

 

[Tryzerlol]

What do you want to change about your backhand? What's the reason for wanting a different rubber?

I don't understand how people can suggest you a rubber based on nothing.

 

[darnner123]

their own past experiences maybe?
but thats subjective tho hahahahaha

In my opinion I like Andro Rasant right now but its a bit heavy.
And also the hardness between Andro Rasant and Powersponge is like the same -.-ll (rlly disappointed because i wanted a softer rubber)

 

[iamvtwo]

ayy cmon its fine people cant just suggest what they prefer
anw i feel like 80-fx is a bit too soft for me since i prefer harder rubber and i feel like the speed is lacking

 

[Ilia Minkin]

anw i feel like 80-fx is a boit too soft for me since

If T80FX is to soft, then go for T80

 

[iamvtwo]

more than that, it is also lacking in speed and power to me

 

[darnner123]

speed and power are easily fixed by getting a heavier bat overall
unless u dont have much strength lol then i dont see how a rubber with the same weight can give u any more 'power'.

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

What do you want to change about your backhand? What's the reason for wanting a different rubber?

I don't understand how people can suggest you a rubber based on nothing.

This is really the only thing that has been said here so far that is worthwhile.

What is your level? What is your play style with BH? If someone pushes heavy backspin at your BH can you loop it? What about your blade, are you using what your profile says, the Infinity VPS? What does that blade feel like?

Really, there are so many rubbers out there. Any number of them would be fine. If what you want is something a little harder and faster than T80fx it could be almost any rubber on the market. But do you want something that is faster with less spin? Generally that is what you are going to get if the rubber is faster. The rubbers from Stiga, they are fast, but they don't really generate spin. So, unless your game is far from the table or you are not concerned with how much spin you get, then I would not really look at Stiga for rubbers.

If there are no other technical reasons you want to change rubbers than the one you listed, that you want faster, then there are a ton of rubbers that are available that would be fine for you.

 

[Raylazyfo]

whats your favourite sponge hardness? soft, medium, hard?

 

[iamvtwo]

i prefer hard sponge

 

[iamvtwo]

This is really the only thing that has been said here so far that is worthwhile.

What is your level? What is your play style with BH? If someone pushes heavy backspin at your BH can you loop it? What about your blade, are you using what your profile says, the Infinity VPS? What does that blade feel like?

Really, there are so many rubbers out there. Any number of them would be fine. If what you want is something a little harder and faster than T80fx it could be almost any rubber on the market. But do you want something that is faster with less spin? Generally that is what you are going to get if the rubber is faster. The rubbers from Stiga, they are fast, but they don't really generate spin. So, unless your game is far from the table or you are not concerned with how much spin you get, then I would not really look at Stiga for rubbers.

If there are no other technical reasons you want to change rubbers than the one you listed, that you want faster, then there are a ton of rubbers that are available that would be fine for you.

I think im intermediate or a bit higher? idk actually
anw yes i can loop it with my bh but i would prefer positioning myself for a fh loop if can because my fh is better than my bh but well im still working on my bh
the infinity vps is really good for me i really like it
as for the rubber i would want sth faster and harder but with the amount of spin produce my 80fx or you can say medium high spin?

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

I think im intermediate or a bit higher? idk actually
anw yes i can loop it with my bh but i would prefer positioning myself for a fh loop if can because my fh is better than my bh but well im still working on my bh
the infinity vps is really good for me i really like it
as for the rubber i would want sth faster and harder but with the amount of spin produce my 80fx or you can say medium high spin?

Then you probably don't want Stiga rubbers. Think T05, T80 or T64: T05 is slowest and gets the most spin. T64 is the fastest and gets the least spin. T80 is about halfway in between the other two. All of them are really good.

 

[ttmonster]

I see someone went back to Tenergy from MX-P , may I ask why ?

Then you probably don't want Stiga rubbers. Think T05, T80 or T64: T05 is slowest and gets the most spin. T64 is the fastest and gets the least spin. T80 is about halfway in between the other two. All of them are really good.

 

[Rajah*]

Op t05 is the slowest but can give you heavy spin,
64 fastest speed less spin
Dancing in between (t80) you can only appreciate it when it is new, very good ball feel and decent control but as it grows old it dies faster and what is left is the bounce coming from spring tech. In my opinion since since you are undecided bet the t05 and airoc astro i will still go for t05 coz of the sponge the ball feel is really diffrent from others. Airoc astro is grippy also good but in my experience good performance life of the rubber only last 2months of heavy training and afta that you have to say goodbye before you get annoyed. Both rubber choice are durable. Bet the two spin wise t05 can give u that better. Power and speed will always come from you, on how you execute your strokes and timing.

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[Ahmad Arnous]

The best BH rubber from different company in my opinion :
Butterfly : tenergy 64 - bryce speed fx
Stiga : calibra lt - Airoc s
Yasaka: rakza 7 - 7 soft - 9
Tibhar: 5Q - auros and sinus
Evolution EL-P an FX -P
Donic : Acuda s2
Andro : rasant turbo
Xiom : vega europe an vega jp

 

[iamvtwo]

Op t05 is the slowest but can give you heavy spin,
64 fastest speed less spin
Dancing in between (t80) you can only appreciate it when it is new, very good ball feel and decent control but as it grows old it dies faster and what is left is the bounce coming from spring tech. In my opinion since since you are undecided bet the t05 and airoc astro i will still go for t05 coz of the sponge the ball feel is really diffrent from others. Airoc astro is grippy also good but in my experience good performance life of the rubber only last 2months of heavy training and afta that you have to say goodbye before you get annoyed. Both rubber choice are durable. Bet the two spin wise t05 can give u that better. Power and speed will always come from you, on how you execute your strokes and timing.

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yes yes what you're saying is true
i've used 80-fx for 6-7months now and its a lot different from when its new
well its supposed to anw xD its been so long
i might try the 64 or the 05 still thinking