Andro Rasanter R45

Very good rubber, I use it on my forehand and backhand in max thickness, spin is almost equal to tenergy with slightly lesser speed, way more control than tenergy. Durability is very bad though which is the only downside, I play 4 times a week and the rubber wears out in 6 to 8 weeks

Best backhand rubber, for intermediate player

At first I loved this rubber and bought 6 more sheets. When it’s new it’s amazing: Control superb, Spin good, Speed good. The problem with this rubber that initial spin and grip is gone very fast. In small humidity it slips. After only two weeks it slips and doesn’t grip the same at all. At that point spin, grip and pick up is poor. That has happened on all sheets that I had. And that has happened to other players that have had this rubber. The sponge after couple weeks feels a little harder than initially. Comparing to Yasaka and Gewo , let alone Butterfly, the grip and spin disappoint after couple weeks.

Excellent rubber that feels like around 44° with a very grippy, thin surface. Thid way the sponge is thicker, allowing many players to go with the 2.0mm version. Topspin openers on underspin are well possible, slow or mid fast. They are really spinny and tend to have a low curve on mid fast strokes up to mid high curve on slower topspins. This rubber also shines on counter topspins whereas it is limited in speed when you have to counter power topspins. You won't be able to add more speed on top then. Serves are easy and spinny, too. Even the short-short game is well possible with this rubber. The only real downside of this rubber is blocking. It is really tough to block hard and spinny topspins as the curve is, as mentioned above, rather low and the sponge having quite a catapult. It was way easier for me to block those shots with my Xiom Omega V, though I then missed some gears on my forehand topspin with the O5E.

Loops are loaded with spin and the quality of every other kind of shot from a push to a drive to a smash is very good if you have decent technique. Dwell time is very good so you can feel the ball very well-- control is very good because of this. You will make errors if you don't have proper technique because it is a bit springy and has a fairly high throw angle. if you do have good teqnique it has really good control and speed and spin. The higher throw angle does give a developing looper like me some forgiveness on heavy backspin balls. Sensitivity to spin is average.