Customer Reviews
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- 29/03/2023 Versatile rubber for offense and defense Review by M2Reno
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Victas’ Triple-Extra rubber fills the gap between tensor-style rubbers such as Victas V>15-extra and V>20 and harder-sponge DHS H3-type rubbers including Victas Triple-Double-extra and Nittaku Pro III turbo-blue. It’s described accurately in the Victas catalog’s “Rubber Performance Table,” except for slip-resistance which is greater than V>22’s grippy rather than tacky/sticky top-sheet. Triple-Extra is appreciably less “bouncy” than so-called “hybrid” rubbers including Tibhar’s Hybrid K3 and Yasaka’s Rakza Z rubbers even when they’re boosted. It’s less tacky than DHS H3 “National” blue (DHS #22), Nittaku Pro III turbo-blue or Victas Triple-Double-extra – but sticky enough to provide valuable dwell-time for effective looping without the need for the high arm-speeds necessary to use Chinese-type tacky-topsheet, hard-sponge rubbers effectively. As such, it’s an excellent forehand rubber for reasonably stiff blades, such as Nittaku’s Goriki-Super-Drive, especially when they’re used with 0x long pips backhand rubber such as Tibhar D.TecS or slower Victas Curl P1V. Additional benefits of Victas’ Triple-Extra are that it’s (1) an excellent forehand rubber for blocking and (2) a useful transition backhand rubber for aggressive close-to-the-table, long-pips players who twiddle between backhand chop-blocks or “Jakarta” jabs using pips and backhand drives using inverted rubber. As with other Chinese-style hard-sponge rubbers, it’s much more effective when boosted and glued properly (e.g., using Falco Tempo Long or Premium boosters and Nittaku Fine Zip or DHS aquatic #15 glues).Quality - 03/02/2022 See no reason to use this over Triple Double Extra Review by Nathan Schult
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This rubber is very hard and not very tacky - I see no reason to use this over Victas Triple double Extra. I think I'd need to try to boost it to get anything out of it.Quality
