My favorite rubber (and I have tried many).
Not the fastest, but with proper technique it's fast enough for anyone. Max thickness is slightly faster than 2.0 but control is similary excellent.
On short game and service you can rely on its slightly tacky surface, while for loops the long dwell time and strong grip give a heavy spin. Spin sensitivity is average. Throw angle is quite low yet the rubber is very forgiving. Being very linear, it can even be played by beginners, and allows for fast learning. The sponge is relatively hard but the top sheet is soft, it feels like natural rubber. It goes well on most blades I have tried, hard or soft. I currently use it on a JRE, on both side, and it's a great pair.
A perfect balance of speed, spin and control.
I can just recommend it to anyone looking for a balanced rubber, without having specific requirements.
That said I'm a little disappointed by durability, out of 4 rubbers I own, 2 have already ripped during ungluing. Once glued, let it be until it's finished.
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for Nittaku Hammond Z2
on April 13, 2023
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