JOOLA Dynaryz ACC

Best rubber i have ever used for smashing and counter punching off both b/hand and f/hand sides. Fantastic snap power in this regard and will destroy your opponent with the speed back at them. Control on pushes and return of serves is fair to average as you can easily pop a high ball back which is an easy kill for them also. This is absolutely one of the worst rubbers for trying opening up loops on both b/h and f/h and am extremely dissapointed in this regard, the rubber just seems too hard and bounces forward before it gets a chance to grip. B/h banana flicks are useless. As my b/h topspins are my main weapon just can't spin up that really nice slow spinny ball anymore and trying to open up with more speed and spin just makes it worse. You need an allround game to be good at table tennis because you are going to come up against a wide variety of styles so having a rubber that exceles in certain features but doesn't give you a consistent 3rd ball attack option with that softness needed to grip that ball and let it rip is useless as far as i am concerned. It's time for players to stop believing in all this technical jargon and wait much longer for more reviews before purchasing, not happy.

I have been using it on my forehead with Joola Fever wood ... Quite powerful rubber ... Really good for topspins away from table ... Spin is good but opening up from cut balls are little hard to control ... Good for counter attacking and blocking .. Overall a good rubber but a hard beast to tame for my style of topspin game

Low throw blocking rubber or under ball spinner. Need to be a hitting looper over a brusher. Played on a stiff blade and was to direct with no real arc and even on slower flexier still had a no real arc and I have been told I can do high spinny arcs and it just wasn’t happening. Made for pushing, blocking and setting up for high balls but no room for opening and starting a ball effectively.

I have the 2.0 mm for BH on a Viscaria blade. It is a good match, covering a wide spectrum, for an offensive player oriented towards speed and penetration. I haven't noticed problems with flip, push and so on. It is fast, spiny and sharp; very good over the table with plenty reserves far away. Most rewarding on fast wrist acceleration and capable of penetrating strongholds with good technique. Cons: 1. needs some time to break through; 2. suffers from condensation on the glossy surface until it fades away (to a more mat type surface); 3. it shrinks a lot; 4. it is like a sports car that shines when you run it fast, so there is some gap in lower gears.

Used on backhand for a few months after switching from MX-P. Pretty fast rubber but definitely not as fast as MX-P. The main difference I felt was how easy it is to block powerful shots with this rubber. It really doesn't have much spring if you play passive so definitely more gears than MX-P and a harder feeling. Very good backhand rubber overall, feels just a little weak on the forehand, in my opinion.