5 Reviews for TSP Agrit

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External Review for TSP Agrit on October 2, 2023

This rubber is light for a medium sponge rubber. It's less than 42g cut, 1.8 - 2.0mm.

The rubber is rather fast & there's a nice cracking sound when you smash the ball. The throw angle is medium high, which is good for looping.

The rubber is not spin sensitive on the receive & does not generate a lot of spin on service, but still a decent amount of spin.

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External Review for TSP Agrit on August 2, 2022

I actually don't know why I'm still writing a review for this rubber. - but since I enjoy it, why not write a review for a discontinued model ???
Facts: Various rubbers (red / black) and thicknesses (1,8 . 2,0 mm/ 2,0 2,1 mm). Weights packed: 83 - 85 g. Uncut 54 and 55 g. On my 156 x 150 mm blade, the rubber ultimately weighs only 35 grams !!!! - that's absolutely outstanding... "light."
After reading the reviews of the TSP Agrit, here at revspin.net, I had to buy it immediately. "Super controlled and incredibly light !!!" is exactly what I'm looking for (actually all the time) for my backhand. However, before I bought it, I assumed that this rubber had a sponge hardness of 42 degrees and the total hardness was 51.5 degrees! - Unfortunately that's incorrect. This rubber is definitely softer and is specified by TSP itself as 36 +/- 3 degrees. - ... and that's how it feels !!!
I consider the ratings in the table to be essentially justified. However, this rubber does not have such high spin values, is absolutely not sticky and is by no means "medium"!!!
Now that I've tested the rubber on a (hard) ZLC Hinoki and a "normal" (very hard) carbon blade, I've also experienced two completely different results. Interesting !!! - but sorry, more about that later. ... need more testing! ;-P

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External Review for TSP Agrit on October 31, 2020

In use on BH, Stiga Allround, BH. 36g glued, this is the main advantage, and it has some bounce which you can use for fast blocks and traditional flicks. Little spin and spin-sensitivity; more consistent than a short pip.

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External Review for TSP Agrit on September 6, 2019

Light ...... Very very light, I now use it on my avalox p700 chinese penhold , backhand, with omega 5 asia on fh, the blade came out 167 grams, lol, and it works a lot better than rubbers with similar weight(e.g. innovo ultralight.), but of course still not enough to compete with high end rubbers like ventus soft in terms of spin and speed.

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External Review for TSP Agrit on November 6, 2012

This was my first attacking rubber and I was impressed! I glued it onto a TSP Reflex 50 Award Off and was impressed by the power and control that this set-up offered. After a week of adjusting I was able to do powerful loops and drives with little fear of missing. I also found it easy to play close to the table, as long as I didn't angle the bat too high. The throw angle is quite high and rubber is soft-medium soft. The rubber itself is very light. Sadly after a couple of weeks I have a little chip in the edge, but that was partly my fault. It seems to hold it's grip better than the sriver fx on my backhand. It is pretty good for spinney serves, and gives great spin on loops.

In conclusion, it's a great rubber for intermediates who want a rubber that can play powerful shots without worrying about them flying off the table. I think it could be a great forehand or backhand rubber. The only disadvantage is that advanced players will probably be left wanting a little more speed and spin. If anyone wants a rubber to compare it to, it's a lot like Xiom Vega Europe.

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