The Victas V > 11 Extra rubber is a versatile and lightweight option designed for table tennis players seeking a balance between control, spin, and speed. Offering an impressive speed rating of 8.7 and a spin rating of 8.8, it is particularly suited for those who prioritize precision in their shots while maintaining offensive capabilities. At a sponge hardness of 5.8, this rubber strikes an appealing balance between softness and firmness, allowing players to execute a variety of stroke types with confidence.
In terms of tackiness, the V > 11 Extra has a low rating of 1.1, emphasizing its ability to deliver quick shots without heavy dwell time, making it less spin-sensitive. The lightweight profile, averaging around 39-44 grams when cut, positions it as a popular choice for players looking to maintain a light setup without sacrificing performance. This unique characteristic makes the rubber a great fit for players using a Chinese penhold grip or those looking to achieve faster speeds without the added weight typical of heavier rubbers.
Durability ratings are moderate at 6.4, highlighting that while the V > 11 Extra performs exceptionally well, players may need to keep an eye on wear over time. If you’re seeking alternatives within the same category, consider the Vega Europe or Rakza 7 Soft, although users have noted that the Victas rubber excels in both control and consistency compared to these options. Overall, the Victas V > 11 Extra is likely to appeal to intermediate and advanced players who favor skillful play and tactical shots.
It’s very light yet forgiving, with acceptable spin. When used on the backhand, blocking becomes effortless.
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.
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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