JOOLA Dynaryz ZGX

For me its currently one of the best FH Hybrid Rubber for advanced players. Compared with Tibhar Hybrid K3/Donic BlueStar A2/Victas V20 Double Extra/, the Joola Dynaryz ZGX (dont mixup with ZGR) has the same spin. But you can get a higher maximum speed. The throw angle is slightly lower as the K3 and for me at a medium level, that gives me a better feeling and control for blocks or counter spins. If you have played Tibhar rubbers (like K3 or MK) then need some hours for Joola Dynaryz to get used to it, because you need to change slightly the racket angle to get the consistency.

My first full week playing with this rubber on a ML blade. Very fast, very spinny, good blocks, good control. A little too fast for my current backhand punch. forehand and backhand drives and loops kicks hard and have a lot of power. I feel better than K3 and DNA XH. I will re-post on durability in a few weeks

Recently Used this as it was the latest hotness. It's quite heavy, cut was in about 65gms. The rubber is more catapulty compared to d09c, i think maybe softer as well, throw angle is lower, but not as consistent as d09c. The sponged does okay at low speed, great at high speed, okay at medium speed. I really prefer Tibhar K3 Hybrid compared to this. The rubber is fairly sticky, but the softness of the rubber plus the grip made it a bit unpredictable for me, maybe because I'm fairly low experiended. It's soft engough where i can get the feeling I can grab onto the ball and I have to angle the blade down to make sure it goes on the table. Overall i did not like it as much for how I play. I definitely have a preference for DHS Hurricane 8, Hurricane 3 neo , DNS Dragon Grip, and my favorite has to be Tibhar k3 hybrid.

Good tire. But not as much as they say. Spin is not that high. But control is also very successful.

I bought two of these rubbers in max. thickness. Facts: Weight, red in max. 51 g., black in max., 50 g. (at 157 x 150 mm). The sponge hardness is 52.5 degrees, the overall hardness (according to "Spin & Speed") 57.9 degrees. I would not rate the rotation level or the speed of this rubber as highly as it is currently in the overall table. - and if you have heard it is a hybrid rubber, I don't think so at all !!! (... it is equipped with little catapult, but cannot lift the ball.) I first tried the rubber on my Huieson ZLC, glued with solvent-based glue. ... and as is often the case with rubbers with greater sponge hardness and reduced catapult, this rubber also does not feel particularly comfortable on very hard and stiff blades!!! (- the wood also reduces the catapult behavior.) 1. Conclusion: Shooting game at the table and close to the table is very good. (... further back it becomes very strenuous!) Topspin game with a lot of rotation from all "positions" is also very good. Passive game is completely unproblematic, but receiving serves is more difficult because the rubber absorbs a lot of spin from the opponent!!! - I'm excited to see what a blade change does. ; - P ... see you soon!