Which of these rubbers is least sensitive to incoming spin?

[russell]

1. TSP Ventus Soft
2. TSP Ventus Spin
3. TSP Agrit
4. Tibhar Aurus Sound
5. Tibhar Aurus Soft

Even if anybody has used 2 of these rubbers it would be nice to know which of the 2 is less sensitive to incoming spin.

 

[TTHopeful]

I have tried Tibhar Aurus Sound which has a lot of control. I have not tried the other rubbers so I cannot compare with the other rubbers you have noted.

 

[russell]

Thanks. That's very helpful.

 

[williamlimpo]

ithink there's another option. the xiom omega v euro is also not sensitive to spin

 

[russell]

Thanks. All information appreciated.

 

[russell]

Thanks. All information appreciated although I think this is a bit heavier and harder than I want.

 

[kukamonga]

you can use calibra tour.
http://pingpongclassics.blogspot.com/2016/05/stiga-calibra-tour-review.html

 

[russell]

Thanks but that doesn't sound spinny enough for me. I use spin a lot more than speed so I'm trying to get the very difficult balance between some thing quite spinny but with reasonable control. If I can't find something I may end up with my current setup with Tenergy 05 FX on the forehand for spin with some speed and Geospin Tacky on the backhand for spin and control but little speed.

 

[Der_Echte]

It really depends on your impact. If you REALLY want some semi-slick rubber that is pretty immune to spin on soft shots, but can spin it up on impact that digs into topsheet and sponge, just get a regular modern rubber you like, play with it 200 hours without storing it in you bat case.

I will guarantee you that topshit will be slick like a duck, yet still make spin on a power loop if you have the right impact. Ask Carl.