Victas V > 11 Extra

Rubber description:

Characteristics

This rubber is a tensor designed primarily for players seeking to reduce the total weight of their racket setup without sacrificing offensive capabilities. It features a medium-hard, high-performance sponge that is noticeably lighter than many comparable modern power rubbers, often weighing between 40g and 44g once cut. While it shares some performance lineage with more powerful rubbers in the same product line, it is generally considered a more manageable, “tamed” version that prioritizes control and ease of use.

Playing Performance

  • Spin and Speed: The rubber offers a good balance of spin and speed, characterized by a medium-high throw angle. It excels in active, wrist-oriented shots, making it particularly popular for backhand play, blocking, and flat hitting. However, it is not categorized as an extreme spin-generating rubber, with some users noting a decrease in spin potential compared to top-tier, heavy-duty rubbers.
  • Sensitivity: A key feature is its relative insensitivity to incoming spin, which aids significantly in serve reception, flicking, and controlled blocking. This allows for a more linear, predictable response compared to highly spin-sensitive professional rubbers.
  • Control and Dwell: The rubber provides high control and a forgiving feel, making it suitable for both intermediate players and those who favor a lighter, all-around game. While it has enough power for offensive attacks, its primary strength lies in its consistency and the ability to maintain speed and spin without the excessive, erratic power of heavier offensive rubbers.

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Recent Reviews

#1November 2024

It’s very light yet forgiving, with acceptable spin. When used on the backhand, blocking becomes effortless.

#2July 2024

Victas V15 Limber Review

Weight:

Really light rubber. At 2.0 and cut to 157 x 150 mm, it weighs around 42-44 grams.

Feel:

It felt much softer than stated by Victas.

Recommendation:

Recommended to use it on a hard and stiff blade.

#3July 2024

Decided to try it after seeing its review on the Victas YouTube channel. I’ve used V15 Extra on a backhand reverse pimple block, and it’s a great offensive rubber. However, it’s heavy, and for me, it has too much end power, making various shots go over the table.

Then after seeing that V11 was a tamed v15, I replaced it for my reverse pimple block. And there it go, you still have the power, but now with control.

The best selling point is the weight, way lighter than v15. And I didn’t feel it soft; it’s just a bit softer than v15.

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