Andro Nuzn 50

I have been using this rubber in FH for the last two months after using Dignics 09c and Donic C2. The Nuzn 50 is a special rubber. The topsheet is a bit hard and extremely grippy. Not tacky. The sponge feels a bit softer than 50 degrees. I tried this rubber on Donic Xtreme and Donic anders Lind Hexa Carbon (faster and stiffer). It works better on the faster blade. What I like: The rubber is extremely good for short game on the table due to its grippy topsheet. Placement and touch are great. It lifts the ball easily for topspin and flicks. It has enough control and dwell time for blocks and accurate topspins. On the Donic Xtreme it lacked some speed in hard attacks. On the Anders Lind the power is great, and the rotation is better because you brush the ball more than hit hard. I love this rubber and recommend it for attack players that have a fast blade.

Blade: Loki w81 inner

Put it on FH, it’s indeed a heavy rubber. The spin is pretty good. I’m not sure if my FH is improving or what, but my colleagues struggled to control my spins since I’m using this rubber. But when speed is needed, it gave it. Blocking is crisp too. But you need to be active when using it. It rewards the attacking players.

I bought this rubber based on a recommendation from “Let’s play table tennis” (see the video on YouTube!). They tested it (on an inner-layer blade!) and described it as the perfect attacking rubber! Facts: black rubber, 2 mm thick, SHG: 50 degrees, 47.6 g at 157×150 mm. … Not sticky, can’t hold the ball! After gluing this rubber (with solvent-based glue!) to my Lemuria Super ALC (a Viscaria SALC clone with Koto top veneer and outer carbon) and testing it, I was initially extremely disappointed. “Rather” little speed and catapult effect, and truly, only moderate spin. The rubber felt relatively lifeless, and for the first time, I considered boosting a rubber! (But that’s definitely out of the question for me.) The Nuzn 50 simply didn’t have enough grip. Conclusion: I’ll soon be sticking this rubber on my SANWEI 54 Inner Yellow ALC and then hopefully witness it “come to life”! ; -P… To be continued!

It has been a while since I’ve felt this comfortable and confident with a backhand rubber. I replaced my previous Vega Korea with the NUZN 50 on my Yinhe T11S blade. Paired with a Bluegrip J1, the setup weighs 173g. With Vega Korea, I struggled with banana flicks and overdrives—many points were lost because the ball lacked enough spin to drop properly. However, with the NUZN 50, I notice noticeably extra spin and improved control. Blocks and flicks have become much easier, and the spin makes the ball consistently drop near the middle of the table, well away from the edges. The sound when I execute an overdrive is sharp and impressive, adding to the playing experience. I’m still practicing with it and will share more insights soon.

UPDATE after 2 weeks of intense play: NUZN is in fact very good, I just regret I didn’t get the 55. My Donic Bluegrip J1 is 55 and it has more power, more spin. I kept switching them at my backhand and my opponents said the difference was visible. To me it was easier to attack with J1 than NUZN50. My conclusion is: don’t be afraid, go 55. The 50 is great, but 55 is greater. As I write this, I placed NUZN50 at my forehand, which is remarkable.

Didn’t pair well with Hugo Calderano HAL, but I like it on FZD ALC even though it took getting used to. It’s not super spin sensitive, easy to flick, and not bouncy on blocks, which I appreciate, but it’s very fast when you engage the sponge and swing quick, and seems to play well with a more compact European style stroke. The rubber has many, many gears, and it is easy to maintain control and slow the game down if need be. Overall, a great rubber.

Nuzn is a slightly tacky hybrid with high throw and pretty decent speed when executing topspins. It needs some power to get activated, which might give you hard times in slow strokes. Counter topspins and active strokes in general are superb.

First hybrid with superior durability!

The rubber demands sufficient technique and quality in every shot. If you can manage that, it’s a very good rubber! It’s also a bit too hard for me — I prefer rubbers for more varied game.

Good feeling, crisp sound. I think a replacement for Harimoto Innerforce ALC.

Used on both sides on a Timo Boll ALC. Great arc, a bit higher than Tenergy 05. Massive spin on both brush and hard hits. One layer of booster makes it very good. Best hybrid I’ve played (have tried K3, C48, 09 °C, Hybrid MK). Switched from Tenergy 05 and have gained more quality in strokes and more control/safety.

Hice la apuesta por este hule y he quedado fascinado porque es súper seguro y da mucha sensación de seguridad. 100% recomendado. ANDRO ha hecho un excelente producto para mejorar nuestro juego.

Tested this rubber on both inner and outer carbon blades.

It’s over-promising, but it doesn’t quite deliver.

It’s decent rubber for a price, definitely belongs to top level rubbers, but it’s nothing groundbreaking.

It was an excellent decision to replace om7 china guang with nuzn50 2.0 thickness on my backhand on Calderon Hal blade. Commit to your shots with closed angle, and you end up with a deep trajectory with good spin and speed. Would even consider it as replacement FH in due course. Great service as always from TT11. Thanks guys.

I use this rubber as my BH, and it’s a perfect match. It’s super spinny and fast enough that no matter who I’m playing against, I can be confident on my backhand, and the best part of this rubber is its catapult when attacking. The absolute best BH rubber can be used FH for professional players who can tame it.

I haven’t tried the rubber yet, but it looks promising and has a very nice packaging.

Tried it on Andro Synteliac VCO with Hexer Powergrip on backhand. Must say it’s the best hybrid rubber I’ve tested. Reminds me of my first sheet of Xiom Jekyll & Hyde Z52.5 (which felt rather soft; second was harder). Faster than expected, moderate speed when playing soft but fast when playing hard topspin/countertopspins. Feels very good and it might be the combination with my “new” Synteliac that makes it extra nice. Don’t know about durability yet, but after two and a half hours of playing, it still looks brand new.