Has Tenergy been surpassed?

That's why I always say tenergy is the best of the expensive rubbers.

The pros keep on using tenergies..........

No need to look for another evidence.

P7 is great, razka are not bad, xiom omega are good ones but.......tenergies are better.

but i do agree with others, i've been playing with Omega V euro for about 2 months now and it doesnt "feel" the same as tenergy, where as other ESN rubbers feel similar to omega V euro (like bluefire, JP series, etc.)

So you are saying Tenergy is the most consistent and controlled rubber once you get used to it???

And amongst the Tenergies, which one is the most consistent and controlled??? Tenergy 05???

Needs to and wants to are two different things.

Did I say that or even imply that? Don't know why people like to start an argument and try to prove their superiority.

I simply stated my opinion, you either agree with it or you don't. You purchase and use whatever the heck you want bro.

Rasant 2.0 FH/BH  nice rubbers, blade weight Plus cut rubbers 185

MX-P    2.0 FH/Rakza X BH, blade weight plus cut rubbers         180

P7        2.0 FH Rasant Grip BH, blade weight plus cut rubbers    175

Best set up to date is the P7/RGrip:

1.  RGrip way better then Rakza X, 

2.  P7, best serve spin, reverse pendulum serve has unreal spin and movement, right hand pendulum had low bounce tight spacing, great backspin & sidespin, loops I need to adjust racket angle not as easy to lift BS but topspin drives were strong, excellent control.   

3.  All three set ups have a similar feel but the P7/Grip setup is the most dynamic 

4.  Cost difference between P7 setup and Tenergy: $48.00

>For me it's not even the speed per se, but the second derivative - that is, acceleration. The catapult effect in ESN tensors comes on, usually, so abruptly and often unexpected... that really bugs me, especially in over-the-table play, shorter placement shots etc.

The evident difference in the material itself is that Tenergy has quite a bit of "stick" for a non-chinese rubber, same as you get with Yinhe's or such after a bit. There's that gummy-ish feel if you dig a finger into the topsheet and work it around. In a way Tenergy is basically faster version of those rubbers & vice versa.

This property seems to help increase the "margin for acceptable shots" and in a sense make your play appear to have bit more finesse than it might. It's not so much ESN are unpredictable, just punish more for execution outside its comfortable range; ie bit less versatile if you will. If your play tends to be in that range already then it matters less.

My guess is he was talking about 64 and 05.

Well said, same holds for me.  I have tried the Calibras, Acudas, Magna, IQ, 5Q, Killerspin, 05 and 05FX. I found Andro Hexer HD just right for my strokes.