Sanwei Taiji Plus

Sanwei Taiji Plus Rubber
Approx. $ 18 USD
Price $

User Ratings (6)

Speed 7.4
Spin 7.9
Control 9.1
Tackiness 5.6   
Medium tacky
Weight 5.6   
Medium heavy
Sponge Hardness 3.2   
Medium soft
Gears 5.8   
Above average gears
Throw Angle 4.8   
Medium
Consistency 10.0
Durability 8.0   
Lasts longer than average
Overall 8.7 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 120
Spin 130
Tensor No
Anti No
After a lot of testing, the new version Taiji could offer to you stable control of ball even though the player doesn't have accurate gestural skill, it could give to you clear force feedback and smooth transfer of power; which makes the speed of ball from blade to table (aka first speed) performs as good as German made rubber. The new version Taiji contains tension inside, after attaching with inorganic glue, it could make great success rate of getting on board, forceful and stable effect on backhand playing.

Our expert's notes:
Weight: 61 grams uncut; Tackiness: slightly tacky; Spin: very high; Speed: ALL+;
A soft and light rubber ideal for beginners and intermediate players. This is semi-tacky but it is not too sensitive when handling incoming spin. It produces good amount of spin that other very tacky Chinese rubbers can produce but it is lighter.

Style: ALL+
Tackiness: Slightly tacky

Reviews (5)

 on 3/6/2023

I am using it as a BH rubber. excellent for blocking. Due to its tackiness you can generate a good amount of spin. Not so good for offensive quick strokes, because it is quite slow. Soft sponge. Good control
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 on 10/26/2022

my Blade is yinhe y13 fiber ... And this rubber suits the best for this blade on my backhand.. All strokes are possible even underspin and just hit by taiji the ball comes in I have a youtube channel in which I posted my play with this rubber on my bh ... All of my CHOLE POINTS CAME FROM BHAND ... Most of my error are from my forehand ... This is really a rubber best for backhand as the manufacturer says.. This is the link of my video https://youtu.be/2QsXt6YGofg
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 on 9/27/2021

Just another Chinese rubber ... nothing special about.. On package says like German rubber but it is not ..
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 on 11/28/2018

I tried these rubber for my forehand has a good kick for slow spinny loops. For service due to its tackiness it can bring fair amount of spin especially for under spin. Tried it in my backhand. These where the rubber shines. Backhand flick is slow but spinny and punches for blocks is amazing. These rubber is more in control and good for backhand not built for speed but more on control.
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 on 2/14/2022

Update from 09/2018 (- in such circumstances!) Facts: red rubber, max. thickness, incl. packaging 80 g. and uncut (incl. protection foil !) 57 g. Black rubber, too in max., (incl. p. f. !) 84 g. and unc. w. f. 61 g. ( I ordered rubber with low weight !) - the packaging weight is therefore 33 grams !!! I think this is probably the softest (- ... and slowest ???), slightly tacky rubber one can buy in China. My red rubber weighs, cut on my Off ++ blade (159 x 150 mm) 45 g. and the black, cut 48 g. by 155 x 147 mm. - on another blade!) Unfortunately, I think it is simply too slow. Only on very fast blades, you can consider this rubber, as a backhand covering! The spin is mediocre, the control acceptable. - at least it can be excellently processed with both types of glue. ... and cutting !!! BUT, it is more controlled when using solvent-free glue !!! ... then it is more "direct"! Conclusion: This rubber is ultimately primarily for beginners! ... or the backhand. - even if it is processed very cleanly !!!
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