Thank you! You are truly an asset to the table tennis community.

great analysis! thanks! i just started playing w/ K3 on FH and Rakza7 on BH and love this combo. i'm a low intermediate player, working hard on getting my looping better. +1 on what Seth says about K3's ability to grab low balls to lift, which i like a lot. now i just need to improve my technique around these rubbers.

I've been playing with the 2.0 on FH and BH with the Joola Freeze bat, exellent control. Can place the ball wherever I want when looping plus flat hits are perfect. Like mentioned in the video, counterlooping is so easy since the rubber grips the ball effortlessly. I enjoy this rubber, coming from Tenergy 05 FH and Tenergy 64 on BH.

What are the differences between this and Rakza Z? I wonder about the arc, bounce, incoming spin, chopping. Would you have enough bounce to bump up a ball from a defender on the table(reverse the backspin into a topspin)? With rakza I really liked the chopping and feel of the ball, but it was terrible for dealing with defender. Also the arc was lower with a dip at the very end. I want a rubber with a little bit of bounce (more than rakza z), with a short high arc, and good chopping feel. Do you like k3 in max or 2.0?

Great review! Could we see a Tibhar K1 review?

Thanks for the great review Seth. Have you tried k3 on backhand? Or what do you prefer on bh?

Thank you for your well explained review.

On backhand, which thickness did you use 2.0 or max ?thanks a lot~

Thanks Seth! Do you think a lower level player could use K3 on my forehand?

Serg i have a question. How can this rubber be as soft or softer than T05 or D09C if it's hardness is 53°? Thanks

Can you explain what you like this so much more than Dragon Grip or Bluegrip or Omega China?

Hi, thanks for sharing your thoughts. It would be very useful to report later, if you experience edges rising with this rubber topsheet. I have Tibhar MX-S and I was slightly disappointed with it, because two months after it was glued on my blade, the edge of the topsheet curled upwards a little bit, making the surface a bit concave, which reduced accuracy on thin loops. Also, I would also happily hear your thoughts on the upcoming Victas V>20 rubber, once it will be released worldwide.

Nice review, what thickness did you use 2.0 or Max?

Hello. May I know what the ideal degree for a backhand rubber? Bcs all my life, I only used rubber with 40 degree and below for backhand Is there any chance the reason why new rubber hardness has increase because the usage of new ball?

I tested this rubber when it came out but didn't have too much success with it. I think it might be because of my stroke, which is very closed, as I'm used to very grippy, high throw rubbers. I get inconsistent results with this. Sometimes, the rubber slips and doesn't grab the ball so it throws the ball to the net. I can even hear it slip, so I know it slips. Sometimes it grabs the ball and throws it correctly with a lot of spin. This is the only hybrid rubber I tried, so not sure about other hybrid rubbers if I get the same result. I just stick with grippy rubbers like Tenergy 05 and Baracuda, which have both been very consistent for me.

nice, how do you compare this to Rakza Z? how heavy is this on Viscaria size?

Muy buen video

Best review

So the top sheet is gummy as opposed to sticky? Stricky rubbers collect dust and lose grip during play. Sticky rubbers lose their stickiness over time.

i hope i did buy this rubber rather than xiom jekyll and hyde v variant

I ordered it for my forehand last night 2.0 blk....also K1 1.8mm for my backhand...

Hows the weight

what is the lifespan of this rubber ? and how often do you change it ?

Have you had the opportunity to try Yasaka Rakza Z?

Durability? How long it lasts?