Description
Speed: 97
Spin: 96
Control: 68
Hardness: Medium-Hard
Tibhar Evolution MX-P is the fastest and most dynamic rubber of the EVOLUTION rubber family. Thanks to the perfect adjustment of the pimple geometry, more flexibility is conferred to attacking balls extra energy. MX-P is very well adapted to any player’s game, making no concession in terms of speed and spin. The ball/bat contact time of the MX-P is a little bit longer than the reference time, thus conferring much more sensation. Chosen by topspin players willing to feel the necessary pressure of their strokes at the table and at half distance.
PRO-TENSION rubber surface is grippy and rich in spin, with perfect elasticity and stability. RED POWER SPONGE is bright red, open porous, and spectacular. Adapts perfectly to the situation.
Killerspint –
One of the best rubber ever made, will compare it with T80 which I’ve been played for more than a year now. Plays like a boosted T80. Unlike T80, this rubber shows all its power even on flexible blades. T80 plays very well on stiff blades like Viscaria but feels dead on flexible blades like innerforce AL. In fact, MX-P so much faster that IF AL + MX-P is still faster than Viscaria + T80. The only MAJOR issue for me with MX-P is its weight. That rubber is heavy, I mean realy heavy, even Tenergies are far lighter. But still if you are playing with ALC blade like Viscaria/TBS and seeks more power than non boosted Tenergies, you can boost your Tenergies of course…..but you can also go for MX-P. A boosted T80 with 2 layers is about the same weight as MX-P. I’m training 18 hours per weeks, and a competition every 2 weeks. So concerning the durability compared to T80. With T80, after 4 weeks I can already feel the lose of performances, but its quite brutal, the performance lose is huge and after 6 weeks the rubber is like not having “spring sponge” anymore, despite keeping a very good grip….the spped is no more. I change the rubber after 6 weeks maximum because its unlayable unless I boost the rubber. T05 and T64 are keeping there speed far better over time. With MX-P, there is also a drop of performances after 4 weeks but it impacts only spin and not much speed. The drop of performances is more linear than T80. Change the rubber also after 6 weeks maxium but a 6 weeks MX-P is still playable while a T80 is realy inert. If you love to engage your body on power top spins, this rubber (outside of boosted rubbers) is the more powerfull you can get.