Xiom Zeta Asian

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Xiom Zeta Asian table tennis rubber

Rubber description:

Xiom Zeta Asian is a high-performance table tennis rubber designed for aggressive, spin-oriented players. It is a tensor rubber, which means it has a built-in springy layer that provides additional power and spin. The rubber has a speed rating of 8.2, a spin rating of 8.2, and a control rating of 8.4, making it a well-balanced option for all-around play.

The Zeta Asian has a grippy, tacky surface that allows for excellent spin generation. The rubber is also relatively soft, with a sponge hardness rating of 6.7, which provides good control and feel. The rubber's throw angle is rated at 5.6, which means it produces a medium-high trajectory. This makes it suitable for both looping and topspin play.

In terms of consistency, the Zeta Asian is rated at 8.6, which means it provides a high level of consistency in terms of spin, speed, and control. The rubber is also relatively durable, with a durability rating of 5.2.

Overall, the Xiom Zeta Asian is a high-quality table tennis rubber that is well-suited for aggressive, spin-oriented players. It provides excellent spin, speed, and control, and it is also very consistent and durable.

Forum reviews of the Zeta Asian are generally positive. Many players praise the rubber's spin and speed, as well as its control and consistency. Some players also mention that the rubber is relatively durable. However, a few players have noted that the rubber can be a bit too soft for some playing styles.

Recent Reviews

#1 — November 2013

Xiom Zeta is a good all-round rubber for the backhand. It also performs well on the forehand; however, it loses speed when attempting to play topspin.

This rubber excels in both blocking and looping techniques. Additionally, it provides a decent amount of rotation on serves. However, I believe the European version is better.

#2 — June 2011

Overall, this rubber performs well for generating spin and maintaining control. It is excellent for blocking, although the sponge is quite hard. In summary, this is one of the best rubbers available.

#3 — May 2011

I do not know who is responsible for inserting the parameters for the rubbers, but I often find them to be incorrect. For example, Zeta is listed as a non-tensor rubber, but in reality, it is a tensor rubber. Just look at the rubber’s package!

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