Victas Triple Regular

Rubber description

Victas Triple Regular is a well-rounded table tennis rubber that offers a great balance of speed, spin, and control. With a rating of 8 for speed, 9 for spin, and 9 for control, this rubber is suitable for players of all levels, from beginners to advanced.

The Triple Regular features a slightly tacky surface that allows for good grip and excellent spin generation. The 3-sponge hardness provides a good balance of softness and hardness, making it suitable for both attacking and defensive play. The rubber's low throw angle results in a controlled trajectory, which is ideal for precise shot placement.

One of the standout features of the Triple Regular is its consistency. It offers a very predictable and reliable performance, making it easy for players to control the ball and execute their shots with accuracy. The rubber also has good durability, ensuring that it will last for a long time even with regular use.

Overall, the Victas Triple Regular is an excellent choice for players who are looking for a well-rounded rubber that provides a good balance of speed, spin, and control. Its tacky surface and low throw angle make it suitable for both attacking and defensive play, while its consistency and durability make it a great choice for players of all levels.

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Recent Reviews

#1 — September 2024

Great rubber; it has helped with my backhand attack, providing more speed and accuracy.

#2 — May 2022

The description says the company has nothing to do with this rubber! “Extra tacky”? No way!!!! It can’t lift the ball even for a second. “Provides you with enough power for spin-rich all-round play” No! You don’t have enough power with this thing… You hit hard and you watch the ball slowly flow to the other side…. I am a client of Victas for many years… I played in the past with 401, 402, V15, and all of their pips… This is by far the worst rubber of Victas that I ever bought, and maybe the worst that I bought ever from any brand… Let me explain… I glued it with donic glue and I started to play… I will not discuss the low spin, the low arc, or the lack of power. After 1.5 hours of training I was sure that I made a bad purchase and that was ok because I bought many, many rubbers all of those years; I like to test new rubbers. This is not my problem; I realize that this rubber is only for beginners (but very expensive for what it gives). My problem is that after 1.5 hours of training the rubber started to have marks from the playing! And when I removed it gently from my blade, to my surprise, it started tearing in 2 different points like a piece of paper!!!! Too bad that this product is from a company that calls themselves a “premium company”. This rubber is made in China, but the real price of this crap is 5 euros, no more!!!! Buy a DHS neo for $14 and play for 2 months; it is way better than paying 40 euros and playing with this garbage… Shame on you Victas because you had to do quality controls before selling anything… That was the last Victas rubber for me.

#3 — June 2021

I’ve ordered/used this in 1.8 mm sponge thickness. The combination of grippy (but not really tacky) topsheet and soft sponge (around 42-degree hardness) makes for very good allround/offensive play with an emphasis on rotation and placement. Love to loop and forehand chop using this rubber. Quality seems to be outstanding. Keep in mind that the Triple Extra (55-degree sponge) and Triple Double Extra (57-degree sponge) seem to be completely different rubbers; they have a very tacky topsheet almost like Hurricane rubbers from DHS.

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