Bty rozena

C'mon try to use the search function. There's a bunch of info about that. But according to the reviews, It's a tamed version of 05FX with better control and less spin.

I and a club mate both use Rozena. I use it on FH and BH play close to the table. I went from T05 to Rozena as it provided a softer spinny alternative to T05. I call it a softer T05 basically not as bouncy, great for looping B.S. flicks, and has plenty of power. My club mate is a 2000 level player and uses it on his F.H. calls it a "soft Spinny Rubber" and plays both close and mid distance. If you are using a Tenergy product it will feel familiar.

I have used it on all wood and composite blades both worked well.

Rozena is NOT a garbage rubber. I actually prefer it to Vega Pro. Rozena is also most similar to T80, not T05. 

yogi_bear wrote: Rozena is better as a bh rubber. A lot of german rubbers at a lower price perform better than rozena

Uncut its 69g. Now my setup on a blade that is 158x151 with a weight of 90g is 186.

ericd937 wrote: yogi_bear wrote: Rozena is better as a bh rubber. A lot of german rubbers at a lower price perform better than rozena Out of curiosity, which ones? Rozena can be had for about 35 bucks these days. I can get it at the local shop in HCMC for about 32 since the dollar went up vs the vnd.

Me too. Genesis is more of a fh control rubber

A Chinese friend got me a sample of Rozena from BTY China and I was playing with it today on my BH as a replacement of old FXS.

IMO, it's not a Tenergy or a high top performance rubber but anyways, it's also great balanced rubber for that price that matches Evo FXS in Spin, Speed and control. It's around same speed as FXS, same spin or a bit less and similar mid to low-throw. Really pleasant to play with and not as demanding as Tenergy series, really recommended for players up 2400-Us rating.

At 190¥ there's nothing to match Rozena as a BH soft/control rubber. So if they don't raise it's price it'll be my BH right now.

Edited by jonyer1980 - 09/07/2018 at 6:54pm

lineup32 wrote: Table Tennis Daily Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi31tPcpYWU They do note that Rozena uses Tenergy High-tension rubber – “Energy Built-In Technology.”the same Tenergy Spring Sponge with a different degree. They do not recommend the rubber for beginners.

 

ericd937 wrote: yogi_bear wrote: Rozena is better as a bh rubber. A lot of german rubbers at a lower price perform better than rozena Out of curiosity, which ones? Rozena can be had for about 35 bucks these days. I can get it at the local shop in HCMC for about 32 since the dollar went up vs the vnd.

there are rubbers like flexon that cost 31€ but in reality you'll get them for about 25€ all the time. One of my club members plays with them ( probably around 2300 ( has a German ranking of 1895)) and he likes them. He says that they have great longevity and do the job. I think in general we get so caught up in these bigger brands like butterfly or andro/ tibhar ( those 46€ rubbers) that we often don't acknowledge the alternatives. I was recently thinking about it and one thing I noticed is that I have this thought process, where don't really feel comfortable thinking of playing with one of the cheap 20-30€ alternatives cause I'm so caught up in the big brands. But I mean I don't need a tenergy. There are plenty of really good players that use cheaper rubbers and who am I needing to use a tenergy.

Is Rozena better then Bluefire? you can get Bluefire from TTNPP for $32 with free shipping

Tt Gold wrote: ericd937 wrote: yogi_bear wrote: Rozena is better as a bh rubber. A lot of german rubbers at a lower price perform better than rozena Out of curiosity, which ones? Rozena can be had for about 35 bucks these days. I can get it at the local shop in HCMC for about 32 since the dollar went up vs the vnd.  there are rubbers like flexon that cost 31€ but in reality you'll get them for about 25€ all the time. One of my club members plays with them ( probably around 2300 ( has a German ranking of 1895)) and he likes them. He says that they have great longevity and do the job. I think in general we get so caught up in these bigger brands like butterfly or andro/ tibhar ( those 46€ rubbers) that we often don't acknowledge the alternatives. I was recently thinking about it and one thing I noticed is that I have this thought process, where don't really feel comfortable thinking of playing with one of the cheap 20-30€ alternatives cause I'm so caught up in the big brands. But I mean I don't need a tenergy. There are plenty of really good players that use cheaper rubbers and who am I needing to use a tenergy.

Every inverted rubber eventually wears out and gets worse.

I’ve found nittaku fastarc c1 to be very durable, light (43g cut to std butterfly head) and easy to play. Not so much catapult as rozena, more linear, more spin (although tbh I only played rozena for a couple of sessions).

Rozena is great at Chinese market retail price. I won't go for it for more than 36€ which is the current price of TOP ESN rubbers, discount included. Even old Bluefires are below 30€ is some places which is great.

Edited by jonyer1980 - 09/09/2018 at 5:11pm