Rubber is completely non-tacky. Spin is good for a non-tacky rubber, but of course less than tacky rubbers.
Sponge is softer than nearly all Asian ones, and I found it to be medium. Rubber top-sheet is quite soft. Control was OK with good dwell time given by the medium sponge, which somewhat makes up for the lack of tackiness.
Throw angle I found to be medium. Not too low or high.
Blocking was OK and consistent with the medium sponge.
Pushing and chop serves were OK for control but spin was not too heavy due to lack of tacky surface. Still quite good though.
Good for attacking mid-distance but fairly close (but not too close) to the cable. Lacks and extra gear to attack at pace further back from the table.
Overall, it is a very good all-round attacking rubber with good speed and spin for a non-tacky rubber.
Also very good value for money.
My ratings:
Speed: 8.2; Spin: 8.1; Control: 8.2
Tackiness: Completely non-tacky; Throw Angle: Medium
Weight: Average; Sponge Hardness: Medium; Gear: Average
Durability: Average; Consistency: Occasional variations
Overall: 8.2
A disappointment.
Not enough speed, not enough spin, not very tacky, either. For me it wasn't going to win me any matches.
I guess I shouldn't have been expecting so much for $10.
Tornado like spin. Very Cheap. My BH rubber to produce peculiar kind of spin to corner out of opponents way.
But need good control to block opponents loop- due to its tacky surface
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