Butterfly Tackiness Chop

I am a chopper who uses fh only to perform fh chop, block or attacks when it is an "unmissable" chance, I personally liked it a lot for what I need, great durability, I recommend

I played with tackiness chop 1.9 black on an old Alfa pro model. It gives tremendous spin on stopped balls for serving, excellent chopping, and excellent spin looping. Fast looping moves in slow motion. Phishing requires a lot of effort due to slow sponge. Probably better to chop away from the table, and wait for a push you can spin loop rather than exchange topspins.

Rubber fantastic for people who like to defend with a chop. I have combined with a blade ARTTE NUVOLA and is a very precise rubber, easy to use and with great reversal.

Thin sponged version 1.1 makes more backspin than thicker sponge version,if you want more topspin ability take a 1.3-1.5 and still retains good chiselling properties provided you clean it regularly to retain the tack.Too reactive to spin on serve return as you go up the levels and lp is a better option for backhand...I still like this though and revisit every once in a while

Here is my re-review of my fav inverted rubber. Just a disclaimer but I am a 80% bh lp player so I only use it for serve receive, serves, smashes, chops, quick blocks, hits, fishing and only if I am forced. If I need to keep the ball in play, this rubber allows me to do that well although the 804 has some similar properties too. The 1.5 sponge is the key as it slows the pace compared to other def. rubbers I have. It is not as spinny as a newer sheet of flextra and the tacky sst.