Used it with STIGA Cybershape Carbon blade.
Initial impression: typical Chinese-style sticky rubber; quite soft (37), which makes longer dwell time sometimes and result in some level of inconsistency. Overall, it was a comfortable rubber to play, with great amount of spin, as expected.
After 10-12 hrs of play: "stickiness" gone completely! Now, its just a soft rubber, but remains very "tacky" still, to be fair. Kind of like Rakza 7soft, but with step-down power.
IMHO: (1) to be used only with hard blades; (2) not really worth buying...
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