Härteskale der neuen Beläge mit FKE-Effekt
 

Hallo liebe Leute!

Ich wollte mal nachfragen ob es eine Härteskale für die neuen FKE-Effekt-Beläge gibt oder wir zusammen eine erstellen können.

Es sollten nur die harten Fakten dabei sein, wie Härte, Griffigkeit, Tempo und Absprungwinkel.

Am meisten interessieren mich die weicheren Vertreter:

Tibhar Sinus Alpha
BTY Bryce Speed FX
Stiga Boost TC/TP
Donic JO Platin Soft/ Jo Silver / Desto F3
Andro Impuls Speed

AW: Härteskale der neuen Beläge mit FKE-Effekt
 

I just have played 4 weeks (6 hours of play) with a 1 year old F3 (VH max) and 3 weeks (10 hours of play) with a JO silver (VH 1,8 mm) both on my forehand. My racket is a Tamca 2000, my level is Kreisliga-1kreisklasse. My orignal rubber was/is Joola Tango (1,8 mm VH, 1,5 mm BH) and yesterday I had a go with a new F3 (max BH+VH but not on my racket).


For me the Silver is slightly harder then the Tango. I would say that F3 is closer to the Tango. Tango is rathed 40° by '1000und1holz'.

Also with the Tango and the new F3's it is for me much more easier to make high arc topspins. I have problems to do this with the Silver. With the new F3 this came much more natural to me. The new F3 had more of the Tango feeling, meaning that i had a better, deeper and longer contact with the ball. I tested at the end of last season with a 1 year old F3 but i guess this was really too old. Then I had a much softer feeling with less speed and spin than the new F3's.

The tempo of the F3-max: difficult to say, the new F3's had much more 'arc' then the JO silver so in the beginning they went 'over the table' but it was easy to adjust. Like i said, i only had '5 minutes' with a different paddle and in max compared to 1,8 mm. The Silver is slightly faster then the Tango.