Xiom Omega 8?

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yeah it would have been more interesting a comparison between O8C and JH C52.5, both have the same sponge hardness.
In my experience, the average player will not notice any difference between the two. I played both on the same W968 and there was no change in the game on any stroke. They also both share a lousy durability to be honest.

For me nothing to buy a second sheet.

XIOM J&H Z52.5 is more durable, offers the same qualities in Spin, Controll and Speed, with just a tad less arc on topspins.
 
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In my experience, the average player will not notice any difference between the two. I played both on the same W968 and there was no change in the game on any stroke. They also both share a lousy durability to be honest.

For me nothing to buy a second sheet.

XIOM J&H Z52.5 is more durable, offers the same qualities in Spin, Controll and Speed, with just a tad less arc on topspins.
100% I agree with this. Maybe extremely sensitive players can notice some slight difference. But those players can also easily adjust to any slight difference.

I really like the ESN hybrids like Dynaryz ZGR, Dragon Grip, Xiom Omega China, JH C55, Donic J1, etc. But I can't really notice much difference. 99% of players will do just fine with any of them.

They say O8C is the next evolution. If so, the difference is just very minor.
 
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