Friendship/729 Dr. Evil

SHORT VERSION This is more "Cursed" rubber rather than "Evil" rubber, because while the rubber itself no evil, it spin changing capabilities tempting me for "doing evil". :) LONG VERSION Want to try 0.5 mm, but can't find it anywhere in Bogor, Indonesia, so I tried ox instead, on Defense Alpha blade. Even at ox, this rubber is not too slow, faster than superblock, and just a little bit slower than Tackiness Chop 2 I can generate good spin on chop, just less than Tackiness Chop 2, better than Feint Long 2, but I can kill the spin with simple push, so, using very small blade manipulation, range of spin can be generated [Insert Evil Smile Here]. :) No reversal, just what I want. :) Choosing it over Superblock. :) UPDATE Found Tulpe Sponge 0.6 mm, and attach it behind Dr Evil. Better spin and flat hit than ox, and spin killing characteristic intact. Similar speed to Tack Chop 2. Became slightly more susceptible to incoming spin. Will keep it for now. :) UPDATE Tulpe sponge too fast! Good player kill me! All my chop fly lo~ng to next table T T Changing to Blutenkirsche,and I shall update the result. :)

This has to be the best rubber for chopping you can chop anything unfortunately all it does is kill the spin and can set your opponent up for drives however it's deception is good on the basis your opponent doesn't expect drives, loops and smashes to be returned with so much ease and so low the rubber is very slow even on a fast blade great fun to use and brilliant practice rubber for learning to chop with pips

es una goma de puntos cortos muy buena muy lenta y toma bastante de fricci³n Is a very slow rubber And you can give lot off friction to a ball put it in a hard bat i loved im hitting the ball for the first time very low And heavy the angle is very low, thats good for me because with an invert rubber i put the ball out off the Table 1 meter I bought 3 more And im seeing they are chanching more speed And the rubber not so heavy in speed it goes from 2 to 5

Good control, easy to chop with. If you block, it creates a knuckle ball, it doesn't really reverse the spin. It feels too slow sometimes (maybe I'm just not used to it).

I glued an Ox sheet on the sponge of some RITC 2000 Tackspeed in 1.8mm tickness. This makes it even harder, but gives you some attacking possibilities. I put this on the BH of a Yinhe MC-1 off blade with 729 5 2.2mm on the FH. Flat hitting makes the ball skid off the other end of the table, chopping produces a float effect. If you punch block I have to judge the speed of the ball as it tends to just drop of your bat and hit your side of the table, to hard and it floats off the other end. Takes some getting use to, as I am normally a two sided hitter/looper. Caused my opponent some problems for a leg but he then got used to it's effect.