TSP Rise Speed

Wytrzyma?a szybka guma, niepodatna na rotacj?, bardzo dobra kontrola , przypomina tenergy 05

I completely agree with Skippy above. This rubber is simply bizarre. Don't bother. And don't bother moving it to a different blade either. The rubber will rip and the sponge will be a brute to take off.

Initial appearance was better than anything I've ever seen. It was completely flawless. Feels medium hard to the touch and the top sheet feels grippy to the finger. Absolutely no tack. I put it on my Photino and gave it a try. This is absolutely the most bizzare rubber I have ever played. EVER! It is very fast so the Speed part of the name is appropriate. This rubber gives new meaning to spin insensitivity. On soft contact like, serves, pushes, and flips this rubber behaves only slightly spinier and more spin sensitive than anti but not by much. I can flip any ball. There's absolutely no amount of backspin on the serve that can't be flipped. When you push it's a popped up dead ball every time. As you begin to strike the ball the rubber becomes a little more normal. Counters are fairly low throw but pretty manageable. The spin is still pretty negligible but its better than complete dead balls like on soft contact. The rubber speed wise rarely disappoints. On loops this rubber is ok as long as its not brush loops. You must penetrate the rubber to get some grip on the ball. This is where I noticed that the rubber is much more normal but when you compare it to the rubber's performance at other strokes your opponent will be quite surprised when they actually get spin. This rubber isn't for me at all. I don't like spin insensitive rubbers at all. It's really too bad because TSP can obviously make quality rubbers that look so good out of the package but its too much guessing when the rubber is gonna grip and when it isn't. Error(s) with You cannot give a rating of 5 or lower for "Overall". That's crap. I would rate this rubber's overall at 2'ish but it clearly wouldn't let me.