Victas V > 15 Limber

Excellent rubber that transfers great control and sensitivity on the ball. Even the speed of exit is more than good.

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I do not know why the other reviewers have considered this rubber durable. It only lasts for 2 weeks and loses its quality fast. Despite its slow speed, it offers good control. It should be mounted on a hard, fast blade to maximize its potential.

Uncutted 64 grams in max thickness, so it’s light. Nice rubber, but nothing special.

Very good soft rubber with high spin, control, and reasonably good speed.

Quite good.

Bought this rubber due to the positive reviews here, particularly for backhand play. I was curious about other users’ weight evaluations, but it can be a bit perplexing on revspin at times. The rubber has a weight rating of “4.0” currently. However, using my digital scales, I measured it to be 49.5g, which is not considered lightweight. For a supposedly soft rubber, it’s too heavy in my opinion. I must acknowledge that it plays well, but it has altered the handling of my racket, necessitating its removal. If memory serves, it’s comparable to the new Evolution FX-D, which is also advertised as being soft (but plays like a medium) and is also relatively heavy.

This is the best rubber I have ever used. Previously, I had Ventus Extra, which was not very good at all. The Ventus Extra was not sensitive to the ball with the underspin and could not hit it well. The rubber I am reviewing, however, fits well and is not springy, providing excellent control.

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Very close to Rakza series in speed, spin, and hardness. I would not buy a rubber this soft unless you want really good control. I prefer Victas V > 01.

Probably one of the best soft but fast rubbers on the market. Also makes some great sounds when properly hit.

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Very good rubber with good speed, spin, and control. I like this rubber.

Good for backhand rubber. Less sensitive to incoming spiny ball but easy to flick, block, and perform backhand topspin from mid-distance.

The rubber is pleasant to play with. It is more suited for spin-oriented players rather than speed-oriented players.

The rubber is slow, but it adds lots of spin to your game.
With this rubber, you will have too much dwell time to think about your next move. With good technique, you will add too much spin to your play style.
I have used Rakza 9, Tibhar EL-P, Rakza X, Rakza 7, and I’m staying with V>15 Limber. I will try the harder rubber in the future; maybe they are quite better.

In my opinion, a very successful rubber. Elastic, with good spin. Easy to get used to. Depending on the combination with the base, it can play on either side, for players of different levels. For amateurs, it is controllable, allowing professional players to realize their full technical potential.

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• Very soft sponge.
• The cover says “power and spin”… well, not so much of both compared to, say, Tibhar Evolution rubbers.
• In my humble opinion, nothing special to mention about it.

This rubber is good for speed and spin.

It’s a good rubber for players who play close to the table. The spin is good with much control. The rubber isn’t very fast, and I think most players choose the V15 extra.

It’s slow rubber, but the V15 Extra is a different class and 5 times better. On the Blade TB T5000, it plays slow without a bouncy effect, but the control is great. Before I used Tenergy 05, and the throw angle is similar.