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Tibhar Evolution MX-S is a highly regarded table tennis rubber, celebrated for its exceptional spin capabilities and control, making it a favorite among aggressive players and topspin enthusiasts. This rubber features a unique combination of a medium-soft topsheet over a hard sponge, catering to players who employ a physically demanding playing style. The MX-S excels in topspin situations, providing immense spin on loops, counter-hits, and serves, while maintaining a high level of control, even against formidable incoming spins.
When it comes to tackiness, the MX-S scores a modest 2.4 out of 10, indicating that it is not particularly tacky compared to some of its Chinese counterparts but still offers enough grip for effective topspin shots and spins. The rubber weighs in at around 6.6, which is considered medium weight, making it manageable yet resilient during prolonged play. Durability is rated at 7.5, indicating that while it is reasonably durable, regular maintenance and care will be necessary to preserve its performance levels, especially given its relatively lively topsheet.
For players searching for alternatives, the MX-S has been compared favorably to other high-performance rubbers such as Butterfly Tenergy 05 and Donic Bluefire M3. While Tenergy is known for its extreme spin and catapult, the MX-S offers a more controllable experience with robust defensive capabilities, making it an excellent choice for variable attackers who thrive off versatility in their game. Overall, Tibhar’s Evolution MX-S rubber provides a robust combination of speed, spin, and control, tailored perfectly for modern table tennis.
This is the first time I have played with a brand other than Andro Rasanter. I have played with R47, R42, and R37, but I wanted something with less bounce/catapult and a lower throw angle. The Special R47 was too hot for me to handle. I play close to the table or just a bit away as I play aggressively with LP.
When I first played with the MX-S, it felt very different. It felt like the rubber grips the ball when you hit it, which is a good feeling. I could control where the ball went in slow play and when spinning.
I don’t use very long attacking strokes as I play close to the table and need to recover back in time. I have problems with high arc rubbers or very bouncy/catapult ones. This one seems perfect. It might not be as fast, but it is fast enough for me.
The complete bat was 2 grams heavier (134g) than with FS Battle II (132g). I can’t say much about durability yet.
This rubber is phenomenal! It offers unbridled power and speed but almost deliberate control on every shot. It is almost immune from oncoming spin, and the output is directly proportionate to the player’s input. Loops, pushes, blocks, flicks, topspin, service game… it’s all there with MX-S!
Power, spin, and a low flight ball are all what I need for my forehand attacking looper style. I use it on the Tibhar Force Pro Samsonov Black Edition blade.
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