Andro Rasant Turbo

Rubber description:

The Andro Rasant Turbo is a high-performance table tennis rubber designed for attacking players seeking speed and spin. Known for its phenomenal speed rating of 9.5 and impressive spin capability of 9.1, this rubber utilizes advanced tensor technology, enabling players to generate explosive power with their strokes. Ideal for those who thrive on aggressive topspin play, the Rasant Turbo features a low throw angle which some players find beneficial for executing powerful loops from a distance, while demanding precise technique for optimal performance.

While the Rasant Turbo has a grip that is more grippy than tacky, rated at 1.5 on the tackiness scale, its softer topsheet allows for a unique playing experience. Weighing in at 5.9, it remains relatively light, facilitating quicker movements and less fatigue during intense play. The rubber’s sponge hardness is rated at 7, contributing to its notable attack speed; however, a short dwell time means that adaptation of touch and timing is essential, especially during close-to-the-table exchanges. Durability is another strong suit, scoring an impressive 9.1, making it a reliable choice for players who wish to depend on their gear over extended play.

For players seeking alternatives, the Rasant Turbo can be compared to other high-performance rubbers like Tenergy, Acuda, and Vega Pro; however, its unique characteristics, such as lower arc and explosive spin potential, set it apart. Reviews suggest it works particularly well for its backhand and can be effective when combined with an appropriate blade, especially for players willing to invest time in adapting to its dynamics. Ultimately, the Andro Rasant Turbo is suitable for aggressive, spin-oriented players looking to elevate their game with a rubber that rewards both precision and power.

Recent Reviews

#1 — June 2021

Low throw rubber, now out of production. Its throw is low, similar to the Acuda S1 Turbo. Compared to the S1 Turbo, it is less spinny, but very fast. This rubber excels in aggressive blocking, producing a very low arc. However, it may lack sufficient grip for forehand play, especially with backspin. It is possible to use it for forehand with an open blade angle, but the grip may still be insufficient for some players.

#2 — August 2018

Very good for backhand.
Very easy to get power and a lot of topspin.

#3 — February 2018

Tested on the Treiber Q. The ball doesn’t run, it sprints, giving me excellent speed when combined with the Treiber.

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