Victas V > 03

Victas V > 03 Rubber
Approx. $ 40 USD
Price $

User Ratings (3)

Speed 8.6
Spin 8.5
Control 8.9
Tackiness 1.3   
Slightly tacky
Weight 1.3   
Light
Sponge Hardness 4.3   
Medium
Gears 6.0   
Above average gears
Throw Angle 5.3   
Medium high
Consistency 10.0
Durability 5.0   
Average durability
Overall 8.5 10
Manufacturer Details
Tensor No
Anti No
Victas’ V > 03 design goal was to create a rubber meeting all requirements of modern table tennis with a great performance potential. The new 42.5° OFF sponge with built-in “High Energy Tension” technology features excellent sound and catapult effects and high end speed in hard-hit attacking strokes. The new sponge/top-sheet combination enables great spin production in all kinds of stroke techniques and a high ball trajectory for an excellent feel.

Reviews (1)

 on 8/2/2022

The Victas V> 03 is specified with a 42.5 degree sponge. Its upper rubber is extremely soft, which gives him (an alleged) total hardness of 47 degrees. I have tested the rubber on a Btfy. Zhang Jike SZLC clone (hard, stiff and fast!) in 1.8 mm thickness. The rubber weighed 93 g in its original packaging and 55 g in uncut form. This is the lightest, I've ever weighed by a rubber with 42.5 degree sponge !!!!! When countering, the top sheet certainly conveys security, but plays rather soft (... to spongy). I didn't feel comfortable with him at the topspin game. Here I found him very indirect and uncomfortable. There was simply no security. (although the top spin is my "flagship"). The level of rotation is not bad, but it can't come close to that of an Andro Hexer Powersponge SFX. (- ... so the Andro remains my absolute number 1 and “THE spin monster" !!!!!) The prime discipline of the VICTAS V> 03 is clearly smashing !!!!! The high ball bounce results in a wonderful big hit window. (- with no other surface before, except for the DHS Gold Arc 5 with 42.5 degree, I could smash so safe !) Conclusion: For me, this rubber is neither fish nor meat. However, it would be possible that my test impressions would be completely different when using a solid wood. - No matter ... try it out and decide for yourself. ;-)
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