Tibhar Evolution EL-S
When Evolution EL-S the tremendous spin values of the MX-S and the power of the MX-P were combined with a completely new surface. In combination with a medium hard sponge and a specially tuned pimple geometry, another independent lining in the Evolution series has been created which sets new standards in terms of elasticity. The outstanding Racket Ball coupling ensures a soulful touch despite enormous dynamics and highest spin values. Outstanding topspin on backspin, sets of EL-S in the reconstruction of another on top of it and provides maximum rotation and power in all game situations.
Speed:123
Spin:122
Control:85
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Pros
- The EL-S table tennis rubber offers a very good grip, comparable to the Tenergy 05 series, making it a fantastic choice for players looking for high spin and arc. It works well on both backhand and forehand, especially on carbon blades, and is faster than its rating suggests.
- The EL-S rubber is highly versatile, excelling in blocking, looping, and lifting backspin on opening loop. Despite its hard sponge, it grabs the ball well and is very dynamic, allowing for powerful and precise returns. It's also noted for its good control and high spin.
- The EL-S rubber is a solid choice for both beginner and intermediate players, offering consistent performance with good control and spin. It's not overly sensitive to incoming spin, making it easier to handle, and it pairs well with lighter blades. It's also noted for its durability, maintaining good grip and spin even after extended use.
Cons
- Some users found the EL-S rubber to lack personality, describing it as bland and overly soft. It doesn't offer the same satisfying 'crack' and explosive power that comes from the MX-P's boosted 47 degree sponge and T05's infamous spring sponge. It's also noted to be slower than some alternatives, which could be a drawback for more advanced players.
- The EL-S rubber has been described as hard and difficult in short games, with a low dwell and medium arc. Some users found it difficult to defend outside the table due to the high emission of the ball, and suggested it may be better suited to professional players.
- The EL-S rubber has been criticized for its durability, with some users reporting that it started crumbling around the edges after just a few days of use. Others found it to lose its power and spin after about four months of use. It's also been described as too bouncy and stretched, making blocking or countering difficult, and some found it to be quite heavy.
Reviews of Tibhar Evolution EL-S (22)
This rubber is honestly the worst rubber I have ever played with, EVER. Doesn't grip the ball whatsoever and seems to slip off my bat really easy. This doesn't suit my playing style as I like to make the ball wet to throw my opponents off when I serve. It gets really dusty quite quickly and has a very low throw angle making me dump all my topspin shots straight into the net. I highly recommened the Xiom Vega Pro on the forehand or Evolution M-X-P as these rubbers grip the ball much better than ELS.
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