Finally it's a good rubber. It is strong but a little low throw. That means that your forehand technique should be very good. If it is not, better use it for backhand strokes. Very good grip which helps in short game. I glued it on a Donic Waldner ultra carbon. I think a more flexy -but hard-blade could fit better. Not for beginers
Ok so finally my review on this rubber. I agree with the last review that this rubber really depends on the blade. I also put it on Donic Waldner USC (OFF-) and felt it was slow and put it away (2.0mm). After some time I decided to give it another chance with blade TSP Thriller OFF and felt it was too fast... Spin is good. Medium throw, so I struggled with the forehand because my technique there is not good. Control is nothing special. Aside from this the rubber is actually very light and has hard sponge so when I smash it has backup to provide the speed needed. That's a huge plus. Actually may be the perfect rubber for some european style pro players, so if you are one you may want to check it out ;) Sadly not enough for me personally. I'm searching for some tackiness on forehand, and this rubber is non-tacky, so yeah. But I actually may consider try it on backhand after my backhand rubber wears off. If I do, I will update my review.
Very strong. Low latency on the rubber. For better handling should be put on the blade with a long delay, ZLF, ZLC carbon, or upper hinoki, then tires affects not only its power but also control. FH on Zetro Quad. Lasts a long time.
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