Adidas P3 rubber is made for spin, speed, and precise placement. Though softer in density than the P5, this rubber uses much of the same innovative technology such as German large cell sponge technology. In particular, the P3 has the ability to support extreme topspin shots and arc-like trajectory for the medium distance and further players.
Spin, speed and precise placement are the main characteristics of the adidas P3. Using the same innovative German large cell sponge technology as P5, but in a softer 45° density, the P3 offers superb speed and control. The special pimple geometry of the top layer combined with the large cell sponge supports extra-sharp topspins and an arc-like trajectory. Regardless if, for the fast attack or controlled game, in the middle or back court the P3 will support the competition player in all situations of intense matches.
Sponge: medium hard
Strategy: ALL/OFF extreme
Speed: extreme
Spin: extra high
Control: high
Pimples / Pips: In
I have tried this rubber on xiom zetro quad for backhand. It completely qualifies as one of the best backhand rubbers ever. Though it is not very tacky, but grip is 100 %. This helps a lot in backhand off the table loops, over the table banana flicks. Less tackiness and medium-low throw help a lot in stable blocking and coutering. Though the sponge is medium-soft, but it does not give a mushy feel. It is springy rubber like T64 and lots of control.
P3 2.00 to me, it seems soft both in sheet and sponge. Easy to play. and spin. I don,t recommend for a sake of speed ball, but only longing for spin and control in middle to far distance play, P3 will become on the top of my list.
1.8 sponge of P3 on a stiff blade, I personally it may increase more speed and it would be nicely perfect.
Similar in many respects to Tenergy 64. I've been through 2 sheets in five months (average for me). Like 64, the arc on looping is not that pronounced. Very good for off-table looping. Chops well (I chop regularly). Short serves are not as spinny. Pushing is good, ball remains flat, not popping up. Rubber is light weight. Throw is medium. Very good for blocking, hitting, smashing.
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