i use it on Fan Zhendong ALC blade , in comparation with H3 blue sponge National this rubber is much more forgiving and you don´t have to pot so much effort into your shots , the open ups against heavy backspin is a lot more easier with this rubber because it not so slow and tacky like the H3 , short game is very easy with this rubber but sometimes the ball it`s a bit too high over the net because of the high throw angle so your technique must be a little bit adjusted here , topspin and powertopspin is a dream with this rubber , it has so much dwell time that you can adjust your bat angle on the last moment before the ball is released and still play a quality shot , flat hits and backhand punch it`s very easy and consistent with this rubber i can even punch thru a ball loaded with heavy topspin because of its low sesitivity to incoming spin , countertopspins are the best and easiest to do with this rubber however , your techinique must be good otherwise the ball will fly somewhere else , in the service and service receive this rubber really shines , i can keep the serve really short and spin loaded and i can place the serve everywhere with a lot of precision due to the high control of this rubber . block is also very good but it has to be a bit active and over the ball with a little kick otherwise if u play passive block you bill give the opponent a slow ball and you gonna make it easy for the opponent to killshot you . it lacks a bit of speed but for me is better than any rubber out there for my playing style . i play it in Black Max on FH and 2.0 red on BH . i hope my review is helpfull . Have a nice day
I play it on a Stiga Dynasty Xu Xin Carbon.
I used to play it FH. It was great, nice spin, nice control, but few of the attacks were deadly. So I moved it for BH, where it just shines.
First of all, this rubber is very good. My game BH is not based on winning attacks. I play basically placing the ball, variating spins and backspins, before rotating for a FH attack. Or waiting for the opponent to attack then counter him.
In both of those uses, this rubber shines. Placing the ball is so natural that you can only concentrate on the spin you want to trigger in the ball, then anticipate the next move. This is made for those who want to remain the leader in the play. Even on a carbon blade, this rubber keeps the ball long enough to allow you some time to rethink your move if you misunderstood the spin. For serves, it's also a masterpiece, allowing you to serve fast or not, with the same amount of spin, and a minimum of movement.
Just as good control and speed as R45, if not better. But clearly more spin. My new favourite fh rubber. Does not feel hard, even though the sponge is supposed to be medium-hard. Feels crisp, responsive and precise. It is heavier than the R45 though.
Glued to Butterfly Innerforce Layer ALC for backhand. Mine is 1.9 mm. First time, I was confused that less stroke into ball ends up with hitting the net. I was user of xiom vega pro for backhand and notice that this rubber requires more toward stroke than vega pro to initiate good drive. But surprisingly it results in spinny shot.
After some minutes of adjustment, found out this rubber is a winner for me for opening attack against backspin and topspin. And also a winner for defending and control opponent's shots by adding your own spin, make the ball dip faster and break opponent's attacking rhythm.
Really enjoy the short to mid range rally using this rubber. I feel no hesitation to execute backhand topspin shot. Excellent for quick shots with minimum swing, that's why I put it on backhand.
However On forehand, it requires more power to create a threatening shot. Or perhaps you need to use stiffer and faster blade for that purpose.
So, this rubber is still amazing because it has more specialty as backhand rubber. I would recommend it for serious learners to train their counterattack. Hope it to be durable as it seems to me.
It's a fast rubber with excellent spin. It allows you to deliver powerful and precise strikes, due to reasonable control. I really liked it. I've been using it for almost a year and I don't plan on changing. I use it on a KWS blade with carbon.
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