Table Tennis Rubber Blade

I had my first hit back here in Brisbane today for quite a few hours and I am happy my level seems to be the same as when I left.   I had a quick hit with my t05 fx t64 table tennis master combination and got quickly bored of it against both players compared to using tenergy 05 original with blitz on my yasaka blade.

Just as butterfly has often done, the first of a series was the best combination for the top players. Bryce original was hugely successful just as Sriver was etc compared to all the other variants that follow.

Tenergy 05 is the most used forehand rubber and often backhand, then 64, then 25, then 05 fx, then 25 fx.

So I told you why but I didn't tell who uses tenergy 05 fx. I am on my third sheet of tenergy 05 fx but you will not find many if any top players using it because it is not fast enough.

It all depends on what you are looking for, if you are looking for power, speed, more stable blocks then tenergy 64 is the best. If you are finding tenergy a little heavy, like the soft rubber because it doesn't throw the ball as long as it is not as fast then tenergy 05 fx is better.

Most professionals will not touch fx as they want the full power set up.

I have just started using T05fx on my backhand, after using bryce speedfx/joola tango/vega pro/ vega elite.  So far so good. At present am using vega pro on forehand. you have seen me play at club level. What are your thoughts on forehand rubber.  Bruno is coaching me and I am really happy with my improvement.  Six months ago T05 was out of my league.  What do you think, Keep going with the vega pro? 

I have been a Big Slam user for 1.5 Years. I enjoy the touch and easy I can loop heavy under spin serves and chops. I am concerned the 05 will take some of this away and I am hoping the new 05 FX will help solve these issues. 

The Big Slam is also VERY light. How does it compare with 05FX?

Thanks

Steve