raphaelrabadan's Rubber Ratings
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Andro (2) 
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Andro Rasanter R37
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Review of Andro Rasanter R37Someone asked me about the differences about R37 and R42 and if i Had any experience with Butterfly 05fx or Donic blue fire M3 or JP-03 to compare with. Here is my answer:"My setup is: FH: R42 max (2.3mm) BH: R37 max (2.3mm) Blade: Yasaka Sweeden Extra (5 ply All+) Control: R37 is more controllable than R42, but both have superb control Spin: R37 = R42 on spin, not much a difference here. Speed: R37 isn't the fastest rubber but it has an ok speed, but it's awesome to improve your techniques. I love this rubber. R42 is a bit faster but isn't so fast too. Both have a greet dwell time, so It's enjoyable to play with. The throw angle of the R42 is higher than the R37, so the ball tends to get over the table more on R42, but hey, as I said, they are both super controllable. A friend of mine when played with my R37 he got in love and bought one for him. He likes it a lot. I have no experience on the rubber you said. I had a tenergy 05 before. It's a beast! You can do wonders with it, but its hard to tame. T05 is for advanced players. A lot of spin, really fast, not controllable. I went from a fast setup in the past for a all+ setup. Why? To get more and more consistent in my game and to get better on my techiniques. It was a wise decision. I don't regret it." Jul 18, 2019 | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Andro Rasanter R42
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Review of Andro Rasanter R42Someone asked me about the differences about R37 and R42 and if i Had any experience with Butterfly 05fx or Donic blue fire M3 or JP-03 to compare with. Here is my answer:"My setup is: FH: R42 max (2.3mm) BH: R37 max (2.3mm) Blade: Yasaka Sweeden Extra (5 ply All+) Control: R37 is more controllable than R42, but both have superb control Spin: R37 = R42 on spin, not much a difference here. Speed: R37 isn't the fastest rubber but it has an ok speed, but it's awesome to improve your techniques. I love this rubber. R42 is a bit faster but isn't so fast too. Both have a greet dwell time, so It's enjoyable to play with. The throw angle of the R42 is higher than the R37, so the ball tends to get over the table more on R42, but hey, as I said, they are both super controllable. A friend of mine when played with my R37 he got in love and bought one for him. He likes it a lot. I have no experience on the rubber you said. I had a tenergy 05 before. It's a beast! You can do wonders with it, but its hard to tame. T05 is for advanced players. A lot of spin, really fast, not controllable. I went from a fast setup in the past for a all+ setup. Why? To get more and more consistent in my game and to get better on my techiniques. It was a wise decision. I don't regret it." Jul 18, 2019 | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Butterfly Tenergy 05
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DHS (1)
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DHS Gold Arc 8
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Xiom (2)
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Xiom Omega VII Euro
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Xiom Vega Europe
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