Andro Hexer Grip SFX

I have adjusted my ratings !!! Update from 06/2020: Finally I found IT !!!! ... THE Spin monster with outstanding control !!! ( Weight: "light" selected, bl., 1,7 mm, packed 90 g and 58 g uncutted. ... 43 g on my OFF+ blade. (150 x 156 mm) After a test phase of 4 months with various rubbers, on various blades (Carbon, ALC, Super ZLC), I can finally finish my odyssey !!! In recent years, I have played no rubber, that has produced so much rotation. (- and there was even a Tenergy 05 FX among others !!!) Due to the introduction of the ABS ball, i was looking for a new forehand rubber, that gives the ABS ball the rotation I was used to. So far I played mostly rubbers with a sponge hardness of max. 42.5 degrees around 2 mm thickness. By the way, I've opted for a harder, stiffer and faster blade. (Jun Mizutani Super ZLC replica). In combination with the HEXER Grip SFX (which has only a 40 ° hard sponge and a tight upper rubber), with these harder blade, I now have a similar wonderful game feeling as before !!! (- I previously played a Timo Boll ALC with the Joola Rhyzm-Tech in 2 mm.) I play this rubber in 1.7 mm thickness on a Super ZLC blade at my FH and I'm simply thrilled !!!! Conclusion: This new SFX version with its 40° sponge plays amazingly direct and pleasant and undoubtedly suitable for the backhand as well as the forehand. Whether in active or passive game, every game situation (including service) can be mastered with great certainty. Yesterday while training with this wonderful new rubber, I had to be very surprised. My opponent could not reciprocate my service. When I played the old Hexer Grip (which is much harder, ... but SLOWER !!!) on a Sanwei King Kong 2 (Carbonblade), almost all my services came back !!!!! - I can only recommend to anyone to try this rubber !!!

The greatest advantage of this rubber is precision and repeatability. Fabulous control. The spin is large, but not larger than victas ventus extra, for example. Great quality. Very good grip. Topspin - "piece of cake". Serving is precise and to the point. The rubber has a balanced, not too big catapult effect in contrast to the yasaka 7 soft. Therefore, there are no uncontrolled shots. Otherwise, yasaka is not inferior, but a bit more difficult to play. Short table play and raises are very easy.

I like it a lot! I use it for BH on Joola flame extreme (OFF blade) and it does everything the way I want it. Previously, I used AK47 blue for my BH and wanted to switch with rubber that has the same sponge hardness (38-40). Hexergrip SFX is a tensor rubber that has 40 degree sponge and makes the rubber has a soft-ish feel. The rubber is also quite light. In terms of performance, I can easily adjust my BH with this rubber within the first try. (I am a BH dominant player). This rubber suits for all-around attacking player because you can do killer loop, block and chop with this rubber. Lifting underspin is easy. I have not found any flaws with this rubber yet. It also seems quite durable because I have hit the edge of the table twice with this rubber and no damage at all. In my opinion this rubber is good on OFF-, OFF, OFF+ blade. Good also on stiff blade. To summarize: Speed is good Spin is very good Control is superb A top notch rubber!

1.9mm black on a Yinhe MC-4 carbon blade. Weight uncut 62g. Cut 45g. Earlier I have used TSP Ventus Soft 1.8mm and Andro Rasanter R37 2.0mm for my backhand. Now I decided that I should try this one. The slightly harder sponge (40deg) makes this rubber a bit faster than the two other, but for me, in a good way. The SFX is superior in blocking. Where the VS is a bit bouncy and the R37 is a bit dead, this one feels quite perfect in speed and throw. The throw is a tiny bit higher than the other two, and the higher speed makes it easier to set my opponent under a bit of pressure. At the same time I feel that the SFX makes it easier to place the ball where I want it, so the control is better. This rubber is also more grippy than the other two. Service and pushing feels nice and spinny. Topspin is also a little better, giving a little bit more catapult effect. Now I have used this for one session so far, but the sensation is that this is a better rubber for me, in every way. Flat hits are way better with this SFX rubber as well. I never had so many flat hits going in as with this one. I have had a couple of table impacts with this rubber, and it's a bit fragile I must say.

previously I used calibra lt spin in fh. because I need good control and rotation. but endurance is a problem with that. so I need a substitute that is commensurate but with better endurance. I tried hexer grip sfx and I feel this is better than LT spin. faster. more spinning. more controlled. very easy to use. I can do everything with this. just waiting for the sfx grip will last longer than LT spin. very satisfied with the performance of this rubber. thank you andro .. i think my search ended on hexer grip sfx .. i have tried t05 and this i think is very similar to a much cheaper price .. with sfx grip i discouraged to buy t05 .... ( sorry i use google translate)