Andro Plasma 380

Rubber description:

Andro Plasma 380 is a high-performance table tennis rubber designed for advanced players seeking a perfect balance of speed, spin, and control. With a speed rating of 7.7 and a spin rating of 8.3, this tensor rubber excels in generating powerful shots with exceptional rotation. Its tackiness level of 2 enhances grip and enables precise ball placement, making it suitable for aggressive and all-around playing styles.

The Andro Plasma 380 features a sponge hardness of 0.9, providing a soft and responsive feel at impact. This allows for excellent control and consistency, ensuring that players maintain accuracy even during intense rallies. Additionally, the rubber's 6-gear system offers versatility in playing styles, adapting to various strokes and techniques.

Andro Plasma 380 is known for its exceptional throw angle of 4, enabling players to execute high-arching loops and topspins with ease. The trajectory of the ball is predictable and controlled, allowing for effective placement and strategic play.

The Andro Plasma 380 boasts a high consistency rating of 10, ensuring reliable performance and responsiveness throughout the game. Its durability rating of 5.5 indicates that the rubber maintains its properties and characteristics over a reasonable period, providing long-lasting performance.

Overall, the Andro Plasma 380 is a premium table tennis rubber that caters to advanced players seeking a combination of speed, spin, and control. Its well-balanced performance and versatility make it a popular choice among those looking to elevate their game to the next level.

Recent Reviews

#1 — September 2014

Physical:

This rubber is very soft, with a red sheet and an orange sponge. It appears to be of high quality, similar to other ESN products. The sponge has some small pores, but they are not very noticeable. The rubber is lightweight, with a high grip but no tack. The packaging is adequate, slightly below the quality of Xiom.

Spin:

This rubber generates solid spin on opening shots. Slow, spinny opening loops are easy to execute against serves or long pushes. As you play farther from the table, more effort is required, but it is manageable unless you are playing at a very high level.

Speed:

This rubber is on the slower side. It is not bouncy, even during over-the-table shots. Off the table, you will need to use your body to finish off points. Overall, it offers a balanced attacking speed, making it ideal for setting up big shots with your forehand rather than trying to dominate with overpowering pace.

Control, Throw Angle, and Other:

The control provided by this rubber is exceptional. It is not a bouncy rubber, and its low speed and softness allow for excellent placement with spin. The throw angle is relatively low, but this could vary depending on your personal preferences and the other rubbers you are used to.

Recommendation:

This rubber is highly recommended for developing players who are working on their placement and lifting under-spin to set up their attacks. It is also suitable for players who prefer to control points rather than overpowering their opponents.

Enjoy your table tennis game!

#2 — November 2012

This is a rubber that is suitable for beginners. It lacks spin and speed. Overall, it is an average rubber.

#3 — August 2010

Plasma 380 is an excellent all-around rubber that provides great control.
It is also one of the better looping rubbers available on the market, allowing players to easily create spin with it.

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