Very nice control and very accurate. Use it as 1.8 on the forehand for controlled offensive play (as allrounder). Probably not fast or spinny enough for more offensive players
I played a few months with it on a stiga all around classic, after a vari spin. It was both sides, in 1.8mm. It a way it's a good rubbers but i wasn't fully convinced. I didn't felt a great control with it, or maybe more a great feeling. I think this rubbers won't be a mistake to play with but now i think it's more interesting to play with something more modern, any entry level tensor rubber. Just a precision, i tend to think that slower rubber is better than too fast
For players seeking a safe easy to play backhand rubber this is a great choice. Long lasting topsheet with nice grip and spin. Speed is not bad for being a classic rubber. Choose max thickness unless you are a beginner. Medium throw, long dwell that blocks great and creates a controlled backhand loop. A great do all classic rubber. A tic slower than regular Mark V that produces a bit more spin due to the softer sponge. This rubber plays with you and doesn't have a mind of it's own like many tensors.
pros:
very balanced offensive/allround rubber with slightly soft sponge, sufficient speed and spin, light-weight, good consistency
use it for BH 1.8 offensive/allround play
good compromise for someone with technique still to improve like me
cons:
maybe control not quite as good as
sriver
for straight offensive game probably not fast/spinny enough
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