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Thanks for the reply guys :)

I ended up getting to try Omega V Asia (albeit a slightly old one at my club) and you're right, it does remind me of a chinese rubber and isn't too bouncy. Next time I put in an order at OOAK I'll definitely consider getting a sheet!
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Agree on this. Just doing a simple bounce test, Omega V Asia has a much lower bounce than Vega Pro/MX-S/MX-P. For me, it feels the most 'speed-glued' among these four.
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Originally posted by AndySmith AndySmith wrote:

Your question about loop variation and how you mention topsheet v sponge really makes me think that Omega V Asia is a good option for you.  I have a brushy stroke from spending a long time with tacky chinese rubbers as a youth and I know what you're getting at here.  Omega V Asia is the best of the non-tacky ESN rubbers that I've ever tried for this type of game

Thanks for all the help guys! I know this is off-topic, but I thought I'd just follow up and say that I did end up buying Omega V Asia. Even though it was very "chinese-like" and I could play great with it 90% of the time, I've decided to go back to TG3 Neo this week or next.
Note that I did give it a proper try, maybe over a month of training, pennant and comp. I'll post my experiences in a relevant topic Smile

If the EJ bug bites again, I might try the MX-S or bring OVA back out for a hit. For now tho I think I'll stick to chinese stuff.
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Originally posted by AndySmith AndySmith wrote:

... MX-S starts off as a general ESN rubber, but the harder (grippy) topsheet and unboosted sponge makes everything feel very linear, solid and low-bounce
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Honestly - I don't think MX-S is going to be my thing.  Better players than I with more textbook technique will no doubt love it ... With MX-S I feel like I can drive or counter anything, lift any backspin, but I have to be right in position to do it.  When I'm on the stretch, a brushy shot results in good spin but no arc or lift. 
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Agreed, this is pretty much what I think about this rubber.




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Originally posted by Nasche Nasche wrote:

Originally posted by AndySmith AndySmith wrote:

... MX-S starts off as a general ESN rubber, but the harder (grippy) topsheet and unboosted sponge makes everything feel very linear, solid and low-bounce
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Honestly - I don't think MX-S is going to be my thing.  Better players than I with more textbook technique will no doubt love it ... With MX-S I feel like I can drive or counter anything, lift any backspin, but I have to be right in position to do it.  When I'm on the stretch, a brushy shot results in good spin but no arc or lift. 
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Agreed, that is pretty much what I think about this rubber.




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i have been played the mxs for one year since last week and i can say the rubber is the best euro rubber in terms of spin and grip but is quite difficult to use, chinese like,.

This is the reason i decide to go back to mxp.

The difference in terms  of spin and grip is huge but the mxp is much easier to play and doesn't  need so much effort to get power on your topspin




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Originally posted by carmelomaf carmelomaf wrote:

i have been played the mxs for one year since last week and i can say the rubber is the best euro rubber in terms of spin and grip but is quite difficult to use, chinese like,.

This is the reason i decide to go back to mxp.

The difference in terms  of spin and grip is huge but the mxp is much easier to play and doesn't  need so much effort to get power on your topspin


One year is a lot of time, are you using EL-P on BH or FH?

Can you compare EL-P to MX-P and MX-S on Viscaria?

I bought MX-S to be my BH rubber on this blade, but I gave up on this after one session and then I flipped the blade and I'm using MX-P on my BH where I like it and MX-S is now on my FH where I can play with it pretty well, but I like MX-P better here too. I was about to order another sheet of MX-P, but I got curious about EL-P on BH because a softer MX-P would be even better.


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EL-P is softer than MX-P, and the throw is lower. The spin is about the same. IMO, it will be a good BH rubber. But it is still pretty fast in general. But I do like a lower throw rubber for BH to make the block easier.
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I find the throw to be higher on the EL-P compared the MX-P. I have more of a brush stroke through, so that does make s difference.
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Originally posted by haggisv haggisv wrote:

I find the throw to be higher on the EL-P compared the MX-P. I have more of a brush stroke through, so that does make s difference.
el-p feels like it's throw is higher ( though it's not exactly a lot higher, but rather the arc is more tight) on brush strokes and around the same as mx-p on drive strokes (can't remember whether it was lower or higher here). I find mx-p easier to use on the bh, need a big swing to get some decent speed with the el-p.
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Originally posted by nv42 nv42 wrote:

Originally posted by haggisv haggisv wrote:

I find the throw to be higher on the EL-P compared the MX-P. I have more of a brush stroke through, so that does make s difference.
el-p feels like it's throw is higher ( though it's not exactly a lot higher, but rather the arc is more tight) on brush strokes and around the same as mx-p on drive strokes (can't remember whether it was lower or higher here). I find mx-p easier to use on the bh, need a big swing to get some decent speed with the el-p.

Do you boost your MX-S to get a bit more speed from it? I found this rubber a lot slower than MX-P
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I switched my FH from mx-s to mx-p a few days back :P. Even though I did love using the mx-s for practice since it makes me fully commit to my strokes and movement and also makes me spin more than hit, it's too damn tough to use in a real match unless yu boost ( which I havnt tried yet, so dunno how it works boosted). It should be a beast of a rubber if that sponge is softened down a bit bit during boosting, well Atleast I hope. Now I'm using mx-p both sides and I guess I'll pretty much stick with mx-p both sides for a loong time.
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I've tried boosting MX-S with two thin layers of FTLB. The sponge got a little bit softer and a tiny bouncier, but that is it, the rubber still plays the same way and I definitely like MX-P a lot better.

I find MX-S playable, it works just fine on my FH and I can passive play very well on my backhand with this rubber, I just think MX-P is better for everything I do.



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Originally posted by Nasche Nasche wrote:

I've tried boosting MX-S with two thin layers of FLTB. The sponge got a little bit softer and a tinny bouncier, but that is it, the rubber still plays the same way and I definitely like MX-P a lot better.

I find MX-S playable, it works just fine on my FH and I can passive play very well on my backhand with this rubber, I just think MX-P is better for everything I do.

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Originally posted by nv42 nv42 wrote:

Originally posted by haggisv haggisv wrote:

I find the throw to be higher on the EL-P compared the MX-P. I have more of a brush stroke through, so that does make s difference.
el-p feels like it's throw is higher ( though it's not exactly a lot higher, but rather the arc is more tight) on brush strokes and around the same as mx-p on drive strokes (can't remember whether it was lower or higher here). I find mx-p easier to use on the bh, need a big swing to get some decent speed with the el-p.

I just had the same impressions after one session.


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Yeah! I found many of your impressions similar to mine. :).
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for many members who tried mx-s can anyone comment on mx-s durability and compare it to mx-p's durability and  chinese tacky rubbers durability ?

i've been using it for a month and half and it seems good to me with sufficient grip and performance and interested to know other members feedback about its durability .
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Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

 

This is true, but there is a spiral technique for getting more arc with the rubber.

Hey NL,

Where can I learn more about this technique?  I'm curious about it.. 

Thanks! :)
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Durability is very good exce3pt where it starts to sort of break apart at the edges which happens to all these evolution rubbers and never happened to me with any tacky rubber.
Regarding comparison with other rubbers, I dunno. Depends a lot on the specific rubber.

That said, it's the heaviest rubber in the history of TT and other rubbers do what it does while being much lighter, so skip it
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Originally posted by Lightzy Lightzy wrote:

 
That said, it's the heaviest rubber in the history of TT and other rubbers do what it does while being much lighter, so skip it

Bah!

The Nittaku Hurricane Pro 3 Turbo is 60g cut to standard blade (earlier I erroneously stated 57 deg in another review). However, its weight did not bother me so much (I play OK with heavy rubbers with medium / high throw. It is the low-throw heavy rubbers that are difficult for me.)

I've heard that the H8 is heavy as well.

Having said that, the newer gen of rubbers like Rasanter R50 (with the lighter topsheet) are much lighter. However, they won't have the spin of MX-S though.

Other rubbers don't have this level of spin (T05 has greater spin on slow strokes but less on heavy strokes. H3 / H8 have more spin but they are worse for smashing / blocking and for me (surprisingly) serving).
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Weight is one of the things I like about MX-S. Lighter rubbers screw up blade balance for me.

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Originally posted by slevin slevin wrote:


The newer gen of rubbers like Rasanter R50 (with the lighter topsheet) are much lighter. However, they won't have the spin of MX-S though.

Other rubbers don't have this level of spin (T05 has greater spin on slow strokes but less on heavy strokes. H3 / H8 have more spin but they are worse for smashing / blocking and for me (surprisingly) serving).


Everything you wrote there is probably because of sponge hardness. MS-X is harder than most euro rubbers, so also heavier generally. Rasanter R50 specifically is a hard rubber which is also heavy. Very similar in characteristics and play to ms-x.

And yeah, softer rubbers won't have the spin of the MS-X, but then, MS-X depends on you playing every shot perfect, and this is harder too because the added weight makes aligning the blade and accelerating it a bit slower and more ungainly.
I think most people will get much better spin with a less spinny rubber that weighs 10 grams less, which is why I think it's a pointless rubber, or at least extremely specific.
It's really incredible in practice, because you prepare your shots. In an actual game it's not as good unless you're powerfully built.



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Originally posted by Lightzy Lightzy wrote:

Originally posted by slevin slevin wrote:


The newer gen of rubbers like Rasanter R50 (with the lighter topsheet) are much lighter. However, they won't have the spin of MX-S though.

Other rubbers don't have this level of spin (T05 has greater spin on slow strokes but less on heavy strokes. H3 / H8 have more spin but they are worse for smashing / blocking and for me (surprisingly) serving).



Everything you wrote there is probably because of sponge hardness. MS-X is harder than most euro rubbers, so also heavier generally. Rasanter R50 specifically is a hard rubber which is also heavy. Very similar in characteristics and play to ms-x.

And yeah, softer rubbers won't have the spin of the MS-X, but then, MS-X depends on you playing every shot perfect, and this is harder too because the added weight makes aligning the blade and accelerating it a bit slower and more ungainly.
I think most people will get much better spin with a less spinny rubber that weighs 10 grams less, which is why I think it's a pointless rubber, or at least extremely specific.
It's really incredible in practice, because you prepare your shots. In an actual game it's not as good unless you're powerfully built.






If people can play with Tenergy or Hurricane they can play with MX-S.   I use the 1.9 and do quite fine. There is no need for Max. Moreover, the blocking and counterhitting advantages of MX-S are real. It's not that hard to accelerate, it's just counterintuitive to use if you are used to just sticking your racket out there to play shots when out of position. And I think playing level is always relevant when evaluating these kinds of statements.

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Originally posted by ohwell ohwell wrote:

Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

 

This is true, but there is a spiral technique for getting more arc with the rubber.


Hey NL,

Where can I learn more about this technique?  I'm curious about it.. 

Thanks! :)


Just brush with circles around the ball consistently.   That's the easiest way to describe it. Learn to make contact on the side and reduce the forward motion when necessary.
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Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

Originally posted by ohwell ohwell wrote:

Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

 

This is true, but there is a spiral technique for getting more arc with the rubber.


Hey NL,

Where can I learn more about this technique?  I'm curious about it.. 

Thanks! :)


Just brush with circles around the ball consistently.   That's the easiest way to describe it. Learn to make contact on the side and reduce the forward motion when necessary.

Is it much different from what people sometimes call "wrapping the ball"? I mean like this on the left:


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Hahaha... more thoughtsontabletennis. Not that different, it's just that with MX-S you have to be pretty consistent about it when playing s topspin, you cannot settle for one basic motion, you have to be willing to direct the ball with your motion.   Can take time to get used to when getting late to the ball if you are just used to sticking out your paddle.

I realized I had played with Nexy Karis M which was similar in some ways so I just decide to risk the extra weight but more spin and speed of MX-S once more, I find I understand it better now.   Part of TT growth I guess.
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Also if you practice a backspin serve with this technique you'll be very happy with it. Hit the ball at the bottom of the arc
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Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:

Hahaha... more thoughtsontabletennis. Not that different, it's just that with MX-S you have to be pretty consistent about it when playing s topspin, you cannot settle for one basic motion, you have to be willing to direct the ball with your motion.   Can take time to get used to when getting late to the ball if you are just used to sticking out your paddle.

I realized I had played with Nexy Karis M which was similar in some ways so I just decide to risk the extra weight but more spin and speed of MX-S once more, I find I understand it better now.   Part of TT growth I guess.

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Originally posted by NextLevel NextLevel wrote:


If people can play with Tenergy or Hurricane they can play with MX-S.   I use the 1.9 and do quite fine. There is no need for Max. Moreover, the blocking and counterhitting advantages of MX-S are real. It's not that hard to accelerate, it's just counterintuitive to use if you are used to just sticking your racket out there to play shots when out of position. And I think playing level is always relevant when evaluating these kinds of statements.


That's all true.
Are you powerfully built, btw? Not a slight, short, two stone weakling?
If you got good sized and quick muscles you'd do well with that rubber on both wings, but I doubt that most people would. That's why I said it's pointless for "most people".


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I have tried using mx-s, and 100% agree with both of you guys, to effectively use this rubber you need to be strong and be atleast 2200 ish
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