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The Donic Bluefire M1 is a highly dynamic and aggressive table tennis rubber specially designed for offensive players seeking to maximize their speed and spin. With an impressive speed rating of 107 and spin rating also at 107, the M1 stands out for its ability to deliver powerful shots from both mid and long distances. This rubber features a medium-hard sponge with a hardness of 47.5°, enabling it to generate explosive power while requiring solid technique to fully unlock its potential. The control rating of 60 indicates that while it provides excellent offensive capabilities, it demands a certain level of skill to manage effectively.
In terms of tackiness, the M1 is rated at 2.7, striking a balance that allows for considerable spin generation without being overly grippy. Players note that it excels in offensive situations—particularly during topspin rallies—where its high throw angle helps to clear the net efficiently. However, those who rely heavily on touch and delicate strokes may find it less forgiving, especially during defensive play or softer touch shots. The weight of the rubber sits at 5.9, which contributes to its swift responses and ensures agility in play.
Durability has been a point of contention, with some users reporting significant wear after just a few months of use, indicating a lifetime shorter than some competitors like the Acuda series. For players looking for alternatives, Donic’s Bluefire M2 and M3 provide slightly softer options that could be more beginner-friendly while still delivering admirable performance. Overall, the Bluefire M1 is often recommended for advanced players looking for a robust attacking rubber that can deliver under pressure.
Great backhand rubber. However, you need very good control. The speed and spin are perfect for a backhand rubber.
I really like this rubber. It has very nice speed and spin, good control, and a nice hardness. Comparing it to Tenergry 05, it feels like it does better in spin and control. It has even more gears. Speed and precision go to Tenergry. The throw angle is about the same.
I would still be playing with it, but it has very low durability and it changes its properties continuously. When I changed this rubber after 2 months, the new one played like a complete other rubber from another brand. That’s how much the properties can change on this one in such a short amount of time.
Worked best on my Forehand. I had to close my racket angle a bit while FH topspin attacking close to the table to avoid overshooting.
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