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2. Pick the rubber you’d like to win.

3. Post the rubber URL to this thread with an explanation of why you chose this rubber.

4. A total of 4 winners will be selected by a draw and announced in this thread, as well as on our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/tabletennis11) on April 10, 2017.

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Andro Rasanter R50 Max. http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/andro-rasanter-r50

I chose this rubber because I've never tried Andro rubbers before.

If I win I'd like the Spectol blue, red with max sponge.
http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/tsp-spectol-blue
I changed recently to Joola Snabb with considerable success, but that rubber is no longer on the LARC, so I need to change again. I prefer rather firm sponge but want a little more grip than I have with the Snabb, and the Spectol Blue looks to be the perfect match.

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/dhs-hurricane-3-provincial-40-degrees

I've always used tenergy or esn copies, and I'd like to try something really different. And boost the bejeezus out of it too.

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http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/xiom-vega-japan

I have heard a lot of good reviews about how this is an improvement over the vega series, also have hit with it a couple of times on a friend's paddle, and loved the grip and hardness, so this has to be an absolute must try for me.

hi TT11

i would choose Andro Rasanter v47 (max black) cause i've never used andro before and since ransant is going out of production i would try my luck http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/andro-rasanter-v47

I saw the V47 is out of stock, in that case i'd like to try Yasaka Rakza X (max black) again, i haven't used any yasaka products http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/yasaka-rakza-x

thanks TT11 for the opportunity

Hi Tabletennis11,
Of all the things (positive and negative) I have read about this rubber and being a long pips player, I am keen to give this rubber a go - if I am lucky to win a sheet in this great free offer!
http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/ ... ass-d-tecs - (preferred choice OX in red)
Cheers

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/ ... ution-mx-p
1.9-2.0 red
been looking for a solid rubber for my backhand and still am trying out different rubbers. The tibhar evolution series was next on the list.

Hi! I'm Danthespearton
I chose TSP SuperSpinPips Chop 2 1.4-1.6 sponge because I am currently a defender who already uses 2.0 thickness anyways (albeit, on a very, very, spin insensitive, dead inverted topsheet), and I also want to see what it's like to use an SP. Finally, based on everything I've read, the SuperSpinPips Series are a good transition from inverted to short pips, so I decided on this rubber. Thank you for reading this, and good luck to all of you!
Oh, I also have one last reason; this would be the first expensive rubber I've ever tried (besides Tenergy)
LINK: http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/ ... ps-chop-ii
Oh, and I insist that the sheet comes in black, red pimples are UGLY

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Blade: Victas Koji Matsushita Offensive FL
FH: Victas VS > 401 2.0
BH: Victas Spectol S1 1.5

Rating: Recreational Player

Tabletennis11 has some excellent equipment reviews posted under "blogs". There's one on the Tibhar Evolution rubbers here:

http://blog.tabletennis11.com/tibhar-ev ... ers-review

Making sense of this "alphabet soup" is a challenge, this post really clarifies matters. So I had a choice. I'm known for trying "extreme" Tensors just to see what the hype is all about, so I should try MX-P to be consistent. So far I've been disappointed with Rasant and Rasant Turbo (Turbo was on sale, Powergrip wasn't, or I'd have tried Powergrip.. ). Neither was as extreme or powerful as the advertising made out, though they were wonderfully useful rubbers with which I could easily play and they produced excellent spin. (Then again, so was Emperor Dragon.. ) This time, I think, I'll choose something that MIGHT be more suited to my playing level (around US 1300 or so). So I'll choose Tibhar Evolution EL-S. Again, to see if it's any different than stuff I've already tried.

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/ ... ution-el-s

As an aside... trying to find the equipment reviews on the TT11 website isn't that intuitive. You have to click on "Blogs" at the bottom of the page. I suggest you add a link to the sidebar. Much more visible. And add links to the appropriate product pages.

Iskandar

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/yasaka-rakza-x
Red Max

What? a few of CNT members are using this on their BHs? Let me be the judge!!

Same! When I tried Tenergy 64 from a coach's paddle, I thought it was wonderful for drives, counterloops and even pushing! Perhaps the fact that I greatly admire Joo made me feel like I could do anything

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Blade: Victas Koji Matsushita Offensive FL
FH: Victas VS > 401 2.0
BH: Victas Spectol S1 1.5

Rating: Recreational Player

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/yasaka-rakza-x

Reason: I have always used T05 Max on my BH, keen to find out how Rakza X (Red Max) compares.

Yasaka Rakza PO - black max please

http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/yasaka-rakza-po

Reason:
I've used Razka 7 for a couple of years. I still have an unopened sheet of Rakza 7 max. It's rare you get the chance to compare the same "brand" of rubber but in a different format eg inverted and SP versions of Rakza (Hexer is another).

I want to test what the difference actually is between inverted and SP's and using the same make and same brand would be very helpful and interesting way of doing this. People say switcing from inverted to SP's is best done via a rubber like 802-40 but there is no "equivalent" inverted rubber to do this.

As I like Rakza 7 and the PO version is from the same family, and has a reputation for being quite spinny this should be a good basis to carry out a series of tests to determine what and how they differ in performance.

Thanks

I think I'll go with Armstrong Vector 42°, 2.1mm red http://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/armstrong-vector-42

It is one of the very classic rubbers and I've often seen the Vector in shops and in catalogues but never, ever did I meet someone actually using it in competition etc. - kind of rare. I guess it could be interesting to see how it compares to more modern rubbers or to those China-rubbers of the last 2 decades.




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