Xiom Vega Pro

I don't want to contradict you just for fun, but...I am not rated in my country but I think I am an intermediate amateur player. I had played with Alc ant T05 for over a year and my game improved a little but at some level I realized that I cannot make any progress. Now I am using the setup from my signature and I am convinced that if I miss a shot or if I lose a game it's only my fault. If I make a mistake I can literally feel what to do to correct my move. With regards. 

First I am playing now with an allwood blade...Acoustic. And my h3 neo it's commercial version for sure, 2,1 mm but did not had a hardness printed on the rubber or wrapper. I was told that this it's a version for the euro market...the version for chinese market has a stamp with degree and a white product code number...I think that h3 neo it's a rubber good for beginners and good for advanced players...the beautiful thing about it is that h3 neo unleash his hughe power only when you swing hard...when you play soft the ball go soft. With t05 I cannot play soft most of the time and I sensed that I can play only a few type of strokes. With H3 neo I can vary my shots, I can adapt my strategy to the other player...In my opinion h3 neo (com ver) it's by far superior to the regular T05. The only thing it's that if you don't like asian rubbers you obviously cannot play well with it. 

debraj wrote: i myself improved a lot from 1500 level to 1700 level using T05 FH instead of whatever i was using ... but then i learnt how to prevent tensors from dying.. and used Acuda S1 from 1700 to 1800.

Hi Debraj,
               Can you please explain the term that you learnt how to prevent Tensors from dying..? What exactly do you mean by that..??
Cheers,
Beowulf

lively with loops, counter and drives.. Control is really good. It played nice with my mxp.. Felt dead with slow balls. Ive tried few blades from xiom the v1, zetro quad, omega euro, tour, vega euro, i liked them all but fell in love with my vega pro..