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Xiom Omega V Asia table tennis blade

Rubber description:

The Xiom Omega V Asia is a high-performance table tennis rubber designed for aggressive players seeking a perfect blend of speed, spin, and control. With its hard 50-degree sponge, it provides a solid and consistent feel upon impact, making it an excellent choice for both forehand and backhand play. Players appreciate the rubber’s versatility, as it suits various styles and provides responsive feedback, allowing for both powerful loops and precise blocks.

Tackiness is relatively low, rated at 2.1, meaning it doesn’t have the sticky feel of traditional Chinese rubbers. However, this allows for excellent control and a more linear playstyle. The rubber’s medium throw angle ensures a safe trajectory over the net, enhancing its usability for loops while still accommodating flat hits effectively. This balance makes it particularly appealing for players who enjoy both offensive and defensive techniques. Weight-wise, it is considered medium (5.8), which, combined with its dense sponge, requires players to adjust to its characteristics, especially in terms of control and technique.

In terms of durability, the Xiom Omega V Asia stands out with an impressive rating of 8.7, ensuring that it can withstand the rigors of both practice and competitive play. Players transitioning from softer or less durable rubbers often find that this rubber retains its performance for an extended time, making it a cost-effective option.

Alternatives to this rubber include Xiom’s own Omega V Europe, which offers a softer feel with slightly more spin, and Tensor-style rubbers like the Butterfly Tenergy series, which are known for their bounciness. For players seeking a versatile rubber that excels in all aspects of the game, the Xiom Omega V Asia is a standout choice that combines speed and control in an impressive package.

Recent Reviews

#1June 2025

I used it for the forehand and it loops well, control is good too, however, it is not stable at all when one does the final smash/kill to finish the point. I guess one is supposed to still do the final loop/drive not smash, as for looping it behaves well, but I prefer to finish the point with a pure smash and the rubber does not behave well in this case - the ball goes out of the table 99% of the time. I stopped using this rubber.

#2June 2024

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#3April 2024

Absolutely love this rubber. I don’t see myself ever going back to Tenergy after this. The harder feeling is perfect for my backhand, which is more punch than spin, and at the same time I generate a lot of spin on my forehand loops. I’ve also never felt a rubber that blocks better. Bought this specifically for my backhand but will also be changing my FH rubber from Tenergy & Fastarc G1 to Omega VII Asia (or try out the slightly softer Omega VII Pro).

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