Customer review for Tibhar Hybrid MK Pro

External Review for Tibhar Hybrid MK Pro on October 15, 2023

Tested on Amultart FL - MK Pro max black - 47g in FH. And Tibhar MK max in BH. This rubber is not flying, it is good for chop at mid distance, counter, and spin under cut balls. Push has good control, blocks are stable and precise, the game closed to the table is very good, sharp, spinny and smash are OK. I will say it has many gears, so this rubber is really gripping the ball, but not bouncy. On the top Hinoki layer, which is thick, the feeling is soft. Maybe it is 52deg rubber, but the feeling is like T05 2.1. On Amultart, T05 is good for close to the table, and the ball lands on the opposite side, but T05 lacks of power at mid distance with this blade. And MK Pro does not. It is a more versatile T05, the feeling is similar, the ball enter in the sponge, stays a while, and gets out, this feeling is similar for MK and MK Pro. It is really pleasant. Very hard rubber cannot produce such feeling, the ball immediately gets out, including on stiff and hard blades. MK Pro is a well balanced rubber, a little bit less fast than Victas V20, but better in block, spin, counter and CHOP. I recommend this improved rubber from Tibhar. It is different than K3 max, as K3 is harder. MK series are special, very soft feeling, good for counter and block. Control is like Victas V22 max. Safe. But feeling is different, it feels soft.

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