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Today I tested BTY T64 FX 2.1 black/T25 FX red 2.1 on a Korbel Speed blade with robot, plus a Hinoki Shake 5 mounted with T05 FX 2.1 both side.
*** Below are all FX rubbers**
Weight of T64 is same as T05 85gm ---full package.
T64 feel much softer then all three of the FX rubbers, as most of you predicted. Due to soft top sheet plus FX sponge.
Looping was no surprise too. Lower throw compared with T05, about same as T25. If T64 loop just clear the net then the T05 loop would be 2-3 inch above top the net.
Looping against under spin was better then T05 for me because I brush ball more on contact. Same goes with flip, it will bite into the top sheet more on contact when flip with less power. When flip with power, T64 behave like a T25 in term of speed and spin. I need to put in more spin to bring it down before it pass the end line.
Off the bounce shot was hard to control because it react to power/spin of the incoming shots more then T05 and T25. Hitting will need more effort to control the shot.
Away from table counter looping was great especially BH counter loop. Aim and angle your racket properly with medium power swing just let the rubber doing it's job to finish the shot. I enjoy BH counter loop more then FH counter loop.
Serve was a little better then T05 for someone know how to control the rubber.
My conclusions with T64 FX today is...
This is a great looper rubber if you have proper training to take full advantage of this rubber. It will not be a power hitter rubber for that I will say T25 FX or something like it. If you are T64 user and like to have a rubber that will do better job on low impact flip and push then T64 FX will be your friend.
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