1.5mm, black, H36 on a 729 Z-1 Offensive wood blade. I've tried this on my backhand. This rubber with a little thinner sponge works nice on a faster blade like this. Nice control and quite easy to do topspin. Easy to do harder flat hits as well. Spin is quite good as well. a little like Yasaka Rakza 7 Soft. The good grip in the top sheet makes it, as said before, easy to topspin
This rubber is in my opinion not as slow as in the overall rating !!!! (- ... the 36 as well as the 38° degree version!)
It is clearly one of the fastest Chinese rubber i have ever played. (... and I played a lot of!)
In my opinion, it´s a fast allround rubber with good control, medium spin and a medium low (at 38°) and a medium (at 36°) throw angle.
The ball placement after service is easy, the specified sponge hardnesses from 36 or 38 degree are probably about 2 degrees higher. The medium hard top sheet and also the sponges are very clean processed (therefore good to cut). In addition, the rubbers have a good durability. The weights of my 38 degree versions lies between 50 - 55 g. uncut incl. protectiv film for 1,8 - 2,2 mm. ( cutted on my blade, 158 x 150 mm, between 36 and 40 g.)
The version with 36 degree sponge has more dynamic (catapult), a , medium high throw angle and a better control, than the 38 dregree version. The weight of my 1,8 mm version in red is (uncut with film) 58 g and 36 g on my blade. My red 2 mm rubber had 72 g in original packaging, 55 g inclusive protection film and 35 g cutted. My black 2,2 mm version weighed 72 g packed up, 56 g incl. film and 40 g cutted. ( – ... on my OFF blade, 158 x 150 mm )
I feel the new 36 degree sponge version as an upgrade of the 38 degree version and consider it an excellent backhand rubber.
Reviewed: 2.0/Red on DHS P7. Tacky first few days, then non-tacky (I wanted non-tacky). Great control on BH. Has 2 gears (med/med-fast). And to boot it's light.
I'm able to BH loop better, and can serve spins good.
Recommended by Eacheng. I like, will be buying more!
