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Gewo (1)

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Gewo Nexxus EL Pro 53 Hard
Speed |
9.0 |
Spin |
9.5 |
Control |
7.9 |
Weight |
4.0 |
Gears |
7.0 |
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Tackiness |
2.0 |
Throw Angle |
0.0 |
Sponge Hardness |
10.0 |
Consistency |
5.0 |
Overall |
8.0 |
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Review of Gewo Nexxus EL Pro 53 HardI would like to make it clear that I am not the most experienced with a lot of rubbers but I think I can talk a little about that rubber. First thing, if you don't have the proper technique for this rubber, you will produce flat hits, this rubber has a very low throw angle, to play with this rubber I think it's considerable to learn to brush the ball well and produce a Powerful swing, either using the full-arm swing Chinese principle or having a fast and good upwards acceleration like Timo Boll (i think is better do a full swing) When you have those two things that rubber becomes really great. The spin really gets to be massive when you hit hard, close angle and brushing the ball. And at the same time counter-attacking and actively blocking is so precise and good with this rubber. Away from the table when you have time and strength is a beast. But I don't think it's the best for beginners and people who don't have a clear idea of ????how to spin. Services are excellent considering the rubber is very grippy. It's hard to control at first but you get the hang of it. I switched from rubber to a slower, softer and more high arc one because it wasn't time to keep this one yet. I feel like I can come back to this one day, now is not the time. If you're thinking of buying it, consider these things: hard, low throw, need low body position, good footwork, good ball brushing and a good swing, and strength. Non much dwell time, non much feeling of ball. It's a great rubber.
Nov 05, 2021 |
Reactor (1)

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Reactor Corbor
Speed |
6.0 |
Spin |
8.0 |
Control |
10.0 |
Weight |
8.0 |
Gears |
4.0 |
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Tackiness |
8.0 |
Throw Angle |
4.0 |
Sponge Hardness |
10.0 |
Consistency |
5.0 |
Overall |
8.0 |
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Review of Reactor CorborThe cheapest rubber i even used and the hardest. Good to learn how to create strenght of the body. perfect for serious begginers with low budget. If you dont like the rock feel of this rubber, boost with baby oil or paraffin oil. I really like this rubber for improving forehand technique. I think is better go to other backhand rubber, thinking on low budget: Palio AK47 Blue is a good choice. Or extreme low: Yinhe Mercury II Soft.
Nov 05, 2021 |
Tibhar (1)

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Tibhar Evolution MX-P 50
Speed |
9.0 |
Spin |
9.0 |
Control |
10.0 |
Weight |
4.0 |
Gears |
10.0 |
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Tackiness |
2.0 |
Throw Angle |
2.0 |
Sponge Hardness |
10.0 |
Consistency |
5.0 |
Overall |
9.0 |
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Review of Tibhar Evolution MX-P 50I use on my FH. I see so many reviews of people saying this rubber have no much spin, but is completely wrong, in my fh topspin i constantly brush the ball, focus on spin and hit hard while brushing. If DHS Hurricane 3 spin is 10/10, I will say this rubber is a 8/10, because its not tacky like Hurricane. I play offensive medium court distance, this rubber helps me a lot, is speedy and have strong catapult effect. On the first use is difficult to control but with time you will like. This rubber really help me when i have to just pass the ball/lob. I think will be much speedy if you use a fast carbon blade. Final considerations: If you brush the ball and not just hit, you will have a nice offensive rubber for fh, playing a medium distance court.
Jun 17, 2022 |