Tenergy Reviews!

 

yeah there is a lot of talking about these two rubbers BTC and Tenergy

 

Honesty speaking i like BTC more

 

has better glue effect and there is the point we must to have in mind when we review a new technology tensor

 

also is lighter and much cheaper

 

the reason that too many here are against this rubber is that Bty has a very large loyal faanbase who do not accept the quality of another product

 

when i heard that Tenergy is good because Timi Boll is using it then i am just loughing

 

no one knows if Timo has to choose without the obligation of a contract what he will choose and no one knows which kind of Tenergy Timo plays

 

On the other hand Tenergy is a very good rubber , i am using it at this time on  TBSpirit blade and i have to say i like it alot onto a composite blade (and someone else wrote it before in this topic)

Tenergy is durable you can't compare it with the made in German rubbers

, is fast i don't know how fast is in comparison with BTS, as i wrote before onto the Spirit seems very fast to me

 

so i tend to deside that Tenergy and Boost TC are the best options that anyone can have, according to the style of play 

 

i plea with short pimples in bh and i don't care about the added weight of Tenergy

 

as for the Ninbus VIP i can't believe that ESN can produce a durable rubber

but i have to try it first and then say anything 

Has anyone tried putting some tackiness stuff like Joola Spinmax onto Tenergy05 or 25?

 

In fact I just got a second sheet today in the mail.

 

maybe it's just a coincidence or maybe I discovered something.  I posted earlier in this forum, the following information by adding the spin and speed together.

 

 

Well, first I am a smash/loop kill sort of guy so I hit really hard typically. It feels a little harder than 05 and has a lower throw than the 05. When you are trying to put power on the ball I think the 25 feels alot better. It can put alot of spin on the ball during looping but doesn't have as much of that nice feedback that 05 has when doing controlled looping. I haven't played with it long enough to give you an opinion about pushing (so far it's been inconsistent for short pushes, but I think it's more me than the rubber). It's easy to block with. It is pretty heavy for a rubber and would probably unbalance most people's setups (if you have wimpy wrists  ). Alternatively, the best guy in our club (who is very much a looper) has tried out Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 25 on a couple of different rackets and said Tenergy 05 was 5 times better than Tenergy 25.

 

I've noticed that about rubbers like Almana sound synergy and Mambo Gp which are curled the opposite way to the speed glue effect so when they stretch out they are even more tense.

 

Was there a bow in tenergy 25?

 

Is the 05 as old as 25 that you are comparing it with? because my older tenergy's are softer than my newer ones.

 

maybe the sponge is all the same and top part of the topsheet is all the same, with the only difference being the pip structure.

 

05 the thinnest

25 inbetween

64 the maximum permitted?

 

Also, I should mention that when I glued the black side on, it stuck out over the end a few mm and I had to trim it.  I don't understand why the sheet would have expanded like that, since I don't stretch the rubber when I glue it.