Tibhar Evolution FX-D

Good backhand rubber for advanced amateur players. It has good spin potential but not as high-end as others, therefore it is not as spin-sensitive as Aurus Select. It has a medium catapult but without oversteering like Hexer Grip, HPG, and especially good dynamics when driving.

For me, this rubber felt similar to Victas V15 Limber, but with more bite on the ball and a bit longer throw. Overall, it felt easy to play with and forgiving, with very respectable amounts of spin and speed.

FX-D is an amazing rubber. A medium-soft rubber with an incredible tension effect. Many people like this rubber on their backhand, but I love it on both forehand and backhand on my Tibhar Fortino Performance blade.

After playing with Xiom Vega Europe and Rakza 7 Soft, I replaced them with the new FXD Max on both sides of the Xiom Off S blade. Very good rubber, medium hardness, very good spin, and control.