Tryed this one on FH. The good: it's a light rubber - good for smashes. The bad: sometimes I was smashing when I wanted to loop maybe the R47 is better? After playing the rubber for approx 12 x 2h it feels worn out already.
Been using the rubber on my Butterfly Diode V blade despite the V for speed it still is able to loop well. The serves are not as spinny as I would like but, they do get the job done. Smashes are great, anything popped up just a little high is killed easily. I can't really chop well with this rubber but it may just be my technique. Pushes are also very low and spinny, gotta be careful though sometimes they can net if you're not careful.
Switched from Hammond pro B which is a control machine but lacks a little in speed and spin after about 20 hours of use when not boosted. I use this on my BH and I was mostly looking for something faster that I could powerloop off the table with and still have a strong presence close to the net/table. This is for sure a good choice (I have the 2.3 max) if you do flicks, counterhits, and smashes close to the table and loop mid to far from the table. The speed is ridiculous and you can still get good amounts of spin when the technique is right. Would not recommend if you just like to loop and focus on spinny serves, for that I suggest the R47 which is what I have on my forehand in 2.3 max. The V47 serves are okay but I have had trouble keeping them short might be since I prefer FH serves and practice more with the R47. Great rubber if you want straight, flat and incredibly fast shots. I use it on the andro ligna off blade.
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