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The best new generation RUBBERS (march 2009)
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Poll Question: Which did you like best?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
24 [28.24%]
9 [10.59%]
1 [1.18%]
0 [0.00%]
3 [3.53%]
7 [8.24%]
0 [0.00%]
6 [7.06%]
8 [9.41%]
2 [2.35%]
3 [3.53%]
7 [8.24%]
10 [11.76%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
5 [5.88%]
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I vote for Tenergy 05 but I didn't try yet other japanese made like Boost or Renanos. Tensors for me is out of question.
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Originally posted by Stavros Stavros wrote:

German tensors are very fragile.



I think this was the case with the early generation Tensors.
The newer generations are not so.
This has been my experience.
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This poll is kinda suspect. A better discussion would be, "Name all the new generation rubbers you have tried and on what blades and which do you like best and why".
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Originally posted by Heimdallalso Heimdallalso wrote:

Originally posted by Stavros Stavros wrote:

German tensors are very fragile.



I think this was the case with the early generation Tensors.
The newer generations are not so.
This has been my experience.
 
You are right. It also has to do with the tension in the rubbers. If they have too much tension, it is prone to break.
 
I also have to say this. The argument of tensors are fragile can't be considered if the glue used on those rubbers have VOCs. Use water based glue only.
 
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Originally posted by Dagoboz Dagoboz wrote:

This poll is kinda suspect. A better discussion would be, "Name all the new generation rubbers you have tried and on what blades and which do you like best and why".
 
I have to agree with that. There are so many factors need to be considered. The skill also matters.
 
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Originally posted by varghesep varghesep wrote:

Originally posted by Heimdallalso Heimdallalso wrote:

Originally posted by Stavros Stavros wrote:

German tensors are very fragile.



I think this was the case with the early generation Tensors.
The newer generations are not so.
This has been my experience.
 
You are right. It also has to do with the tension in the rubbers. If they have too much tension, it is prone to break.
 
I also have to say this. The argument of tensors are fragile can't be considered if the glue used on those rubbers have VOCs. Use water based glue only.
 


Thank You Good Sir for that explanation & advice.
I have heard that some do speed glue Tensors & that it will most probably shorten it's  life considerably if not "ruin" it altogether; however,
on their site they do make mention of some Tensors that can be SG.
I myself would never speed glue or treat a Tensor.
@ my level & for my purposes, no need.
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Avalox BT777 / ? / ?
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Tibhar Nimbus VIP. Good speed and spin, and great for blocking.
Blade : Butterfly Andrzej Grubba FL
FH : Butterfly Sriver
BH : Butterfly Sriver
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Good power loopers destroy a german tensor glued with WATER GLUE after 10-20 hours. I know sponsored players replacing their tensors ever more frequently because of sponge-topsheets separations.
Flat hitters maintain their tensors longer.
I'm sorry to say, but it's funny to compare the durability of Japanese and German rubbers.
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I voted for Donic JO Coppa Platinum,soft version.
I do like Joola green energy as well,but it is not listed above.The two sheets are very much like.
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Originally posted by Stavros Stavros wrote:

Good power loopers destroy a german tensor glued with WATER GLUE after 10-20 hours. I know sponsored players replacing their tensors ever more frequently because of sponge-topsheets separations.
Flat hitters maintain their tensors longer.
I'm sorry to say, but it's funny to compare the durability of Japanese and German rubbers.


which brands are included in being "german tensors" ?
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http://forum.oneofakindtrading.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=3906
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What about LKT Rapid series?
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