Reactor Ckylin Pro (blue Sponge)

Reactor Ckylin Pro (blue Sponge) Rubber
Approx. $ 12 USD
Price $

User Ratings (2)

Speed 8.6
Spin 7.1
Control 8.5
Tackiness 0.0   
Completely non-tacky
Weight 2.0   
Light
Sponge Hardness 4.0   
Medium
Gears 2.5   
Average
Throw Angle 5.0   
Medium high
Consistency (not rated)
Durability 0.0   
Wears out or breaks easily!
Overall 7.3 10
Manufacturer Details
Tensor No
Anti No

Reviews (2)

 on 8/11/2022

It is not at all tacky. It has an interesting catapult effect, similar to ESN tensioned rubbers, but not the same, which gives it a little more speed. From the first uses, the effect of it is not great. The biggest problem is durability. I used this rubber on two days, 4 matchs on day one and 6 matchs on day two, plus one hour of training. In the fifth match of the second day, after having already trained, which corresponds to 2h30min of use, it was already completely smooth and it wasn't because of dirt or anything like that. It was simply wear and tear, something I've never seen happen with any rubber. I've tested other Reactor rubbers, such as Corbor and Tornado V5 (which was even on the same racket), but none of them was like that, smooth and without producing any more effect in such a short time, just this one. I couldn't play with it anymore and had to take it out of my racket. It was money thrown in the trash, even though it was cheap.
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 on 2/2/2022

Pro version of the older Ckylin rubber. Its meant to be a clone of Bluefire, but doesnt really work as a perfect substitute. Its only $12 though, so its a very good product at this price. Very similar to AK47 Blue. Decent speed and bouciness from the rubber. Matte topsheet with porous sponge. Nowhere near the catapult effect of ESN rubber, but more elastic than classic Chinese rubber.
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