Great tire, grips a lot, but too slow... excellent control.
Ottima gomma, grippa molto, ma troppo lenta...controllo ottimo.
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4 Reviews for Tibhar Hybrid MK FX
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Translated from French.
Coverings similar to MK, only the foam changes, it's softer, with a slightly longer ball-racket contact time, medium throw angle, around 5.7. Covering suitable for intermediate level players, which allows all ping pong shots, mounted on an all-round wood for lower intermediate players, and on off wood for higher intermediate players. Similar to Fastarc G1, Rakza 7, but better quality sheet, lighter and a bit more expensive.
Coverings similar to MK, only the foam changes, it's softer, with a slightly longer ball-racket contact time, medium throw angle, around 5.7. Covering suitable for intermediate level players, which allows all ping pong shots, mounted on an all-round wood for lower intermediate players, and on off wood for higher intermediate players. Similar to Fastarc G1, Rakza 7, but better quality sheet, lighter and a bit more expensive.
The Tihbar MK FX is a very nice rubber and I soon found it easy and pleasing to play with. Slightly tacky, very grippy with a medium throw angle with great loop effect and also easy to smash with. It feels slightly softer than the MK and I get slightly more loop with the FX rubber. Play can also easily be kept short with chops, flicks and pushes which are easily achieved if you have a good technique. Serves are good and all in all it is a very pleasing rubber to play with having a great all round performance which rewards you if you are hitting / timing the ball well.
I have the Tihbar MK FX on the backhand paired with the Tihbar MK on the forehand making it a very good bat / blade to play with and all my fellow players also enjoyed using it and were always very reluctant to return the bat to me after having tried it. Great all round rubber.
I have the Tihbar MK FX on the backhand paired with the Tihbar MK on the forehand making it a very good bat / blade to play with and all my fellow players also enjoyed using it and were always very reluctant to return the bat to me after having tried it. Great all round rubber.
When I first held this rubber in my hand (a year ago), I would have sworn that the sponge used was the same as the Tibhar Aurus Select. - however, it is specified as 45 degrees instead of 44. Today I can see the differences. The sponge of the MK FX is more porous and fragile. After I had first glued the rubber (2 mm) to my SANWEI 75 INNER ALC (!) with solvent adhesive (on the other side of which is a BlueGrip S2 in 1.7 mm), I immediately noticed that this rubber is extremely soft. ... softer than the S2 with the 42.5 degree sponge and marginally faster. I'm not sure whether I should even use the FX on this blade at the table. In my opinion, it needs harder and more direct blades to perform properly. - I think, due to the very soft top rubber, the spin development is lower than with the S2. ... to be continued !!!!!!!
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