Loki RXTON 7

Rubber description

Loki Rxton 7 Table Tennis Rubber

The Loki Rxton 7 is a high-performance, tacky Chinese rubber designed for players who value control and spin without sacrificing speed. Available in two versions—37-degree red and 39-degree black—this rubber caters to varying preferences for hardness and playing style.

Key Features:

  • Tacky Topsheet: The Rxton 7 boasts a tacky surface that grips the ball exceptionally well, enabling precise spin generation for both offensive and defensive play. Players who are familiar with rubbers like Arthur China or Arthur Asia may find a similar topsheet feel, ensuring familiarity with enhanced performance.
  • Sponge Hardness: The 37-degree red version is slightly softer, providing more flexibility and a bouncier feel, ideal for players seeking more dynamic and responsive play. The 39-degree black version offers a firmer sponge, delivering greater control and stability, especially for players who prefer precision in their strokes.
  • Speed & Flexibility: The blue sponge of the Rxton 7 is softer and more flexible compared to traditional Chinese rubbers like Battle 3. This gives the rubber more base speed and bounce, making it easier to generate fast attacks, particularly in backhand play. It’s bouncier than rubbers such as Arthur China or Volant Phoenix 2, offering a nice blend of speed and control.
  • Versatile Performance: Whether for fast backhand attacks or counter topspins, the Rxton 7 proves to be a versatile rubber. Its dynamic nature allows for powerful, diagonal shots with ease. Players also report a noticeable "click" sound upon impact, similar to rubbers with specialized sponge treatments like the Gewo Superselect 48º.

Suitability: The Loki Rxton 7 is ideal for intermediate to advanced players who want a tacky rubber that provides a balance of spin, speed, and control. Whether used on forehand or backhand, this rubber's flexibility makes it a contender for both offensive and defensive strategies. The 37-degree version may suit those seeking more bounce and forgiveness, while the 39-degree option offers firmer control for precision shots.

This rubber offers a dynamic experience with a unique sponge feel, making it worth trying for players who prefer a tacky, yet bouncy rubber with good spin potential.

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Recent Reviews

#1 — May 2026

Missing weight specifications added below! I had recently hailed the Double Fish Vollant 2 as an absolute bargain; the RXTON 7 deserves at least the same title, and that, oh joy, because it is also so much better! Never before have I encountered a higher-performing rubber in this price range! (16 EUR at AliEx) I first tested the version with a 39-degree sponge hardness and was quite surprised. However, since the trajectory felt a bit too low for my liking, I subsequently ordered the 40-degree version. Fortunately, it plays softer than expected, and its trajectory also appears to be slightly higher! Incidentally, one gets the distinct impression that the two different versions might actually be of equal hardness! Since I am currently only able to share my initial impressions here, I will certainly revise and complete this review at a later date. Current verdict: players in higher competitive tiers should definitely give this rubber a chance! (I’d be curious to know just how outstanding it becomes once boosted. ; -P)

Here are a few weight specifications: 40-degree version, uncut with protective film: 71 g (in original packaging: 93.5 g). 39-degree version, uncut with protective film: 68.8 g (in original packaging: 92.9 g). Addendum: I completely forgot to mention the softest version (which is available only in red, with a 37-degree hardness), which, incidentally, I haven’t been particularly fond of so far. … uncut with protective film: 64 g (in original packaging: 88 g). … and cut 46.2 g (159×151 mm)

#2 — March 2025

I expected more from this Rxton 7 rubber. But this Rxton 7 rubber is much slower and has less rotation than the Rxton 3 rubber and even the Rxton 1. The base is Viscaria. I glued it with DHS N15 glue. I will buy myself Friendship 729 Battle 2 Gold rubbers, which are now being sold for only $10 during the AliExpress promotion.

#3 — January 2025

I can compare this rubber to Hurricane 8-80. To be honest, this rubber is not that fast—slower than Rxton 9, about the same speed or probably slower than Hurricane 8-80, but has a good arc, and the feeling is good. It feels like having a 37° Hurricane 3 combined with Hurricane 8-80. I feel that this rubber has better spin than Hurricane 8-80, but is slower. My rubber is 37 hardness and weighed 49g cut.

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