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Andro Rasanter R53
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Review of Andro Rasanter R53I switched from R45 to R53, and I absolutely love this rubber. However, as others have pointed out, you need to be technically proficient to use it effectively. If you play correctly, this rubber is an absolute beast. It's easy to block, topspin, and flat hit with it, and serves are spinny. I chose the ultramax thickness, and it suits me perfectly. This is an excellent rubber. Im using this on Butterfly BalsaCarbo X7 22Aug 17, 2023 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Andro NUZN 55
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Review of Andro NUZN 55So I have been playing with NUZN 55 (max) on my FH for nearly a year now. Before that, I used R53. I am using it on a ZJK ALC blade.I think this is an excellent rubber if you have the proper technique and are advanced enough to activate the sponge. I feel that you can easily play both soft shots and hard, spinny shots with this rubber. It is all about how you activate the sponge. I also noticed that most of my topspins land near the white line, which is really great for my game. I also like to play flat hits rather than counter spins /over spins close to the table, and once you get used to the rubber, this becomes very easy. I do not play much away from the table, but when I do I can still counter the ball easily from the second or third position. You can feel the sponge absorbing the spin, and it also has quite a punch. I believe it is worth its price tag. It is durable as well. I change my rubbers after every season (around four months), but I play at least 16 hours per week, so you could probably use it longer. Overall, it is a terrific rubber, but that being said, it is also an advanced rubber. Mar 13, 2026 | |||||||||||||||||||||
