Joola Rhyzm-Tech - June 2015

Anyone heard anything about the new Joola Rhyzm-Tech yet?

Here is the description:

Another chapter in the success story of the popular Rhyzm rubber is written by the JOOLA Rhyzm-Tech. Due to modifications of the sponge, which has again been designed with considerably larger pores, a real catapult machine has been developed. The JOOLA Rhyzm-Tech is a rubber that supports any rotation input in all situations and therefore gives all active topspin players an extra boost.
The JOOLA Rhyzm-Tech is a challenge to overcome. Once this is managed, you can reach a new, significantly higher level.

• Speed   FAST / EXTREME
• Spin       EXTRA HIGH
• Control                 HIGH / EXTRA HIGH
• Hardness             42,5°

Extreme speed ... EXTRA high spin.... and Extra high control 

Edited by viva - 06/17/2015 at 9:06pm

The description is not that different from other German/Japanese manufacturers either... they all want their latest generation to be better in all respects. Very few would describe how it's actually different.

I'm interested to hear if anyone has tried it yet?

Boss1703 wrote: not sure it is already out. and VIVA forget extra expensive...

it's on sale on timtt

I just ordered a sheet, will be testing it, and using it at the u.s. nationals in vegas. currently using maxxx-p. This will be a good test to compare the two rubbers, I have been using maxxx-p for 4 months. before that I had been using rhyzm375 for over a year. I like the maxxx-p a lot, rhyzm tech is supposed to have a better top sheet, lets see! 

I have a sheet on the way. Can't wait to try it out!

For me, Rhyzm-Tech is quite similar to Raksa-X soft. Same hardness with larger pore sponge.
Good rubber but nothing's special.

Edited by BB-Big - 11/17/2015 at 9:37am

NextLevel wrote: BB-Big wrote: For me, Rhyzm-Tech is quite similar to Raksa-X soft. Same hardness with a little bit more elasticity. Good rubber but nothing's special. Good.  Hype over.

Indeed, 1 guy said 1 thing.

I think your rubbers and racket are bad, change them now!?

Please don't be so short sighted ;)

I don't agree with you NextLevel. One person isn't enough and Thomasson actually does have a point.

@NextLevel, I understand what you mean :)

AcudaDave wrote: I don't know why you guys keep saying there isn't a "Magic" rubber out there somewhere.  There is a "Magic" rubber and I'm still searching for it.  Or maybe it's like the Dragon Scroll that was given to Po, there is no secret ingredient to limitless power, the secret is you.  Anyway it might not be a "Magical" rubber, but if it's just a little bit better than the current Rhyzm I'll give it a try.

I ordered it just to test it, so I dont need it to be a magic rubber.

I use Tenergy because that fits me best imo. Ive ordered a normal Rhyzm alongside it to compare.

Rhyzm 425 would fit my forehand better if I was looking to replace my Tenergy05 probably, since the Rhyzm Tech is softer.

I did not find the rhyzm-p to be enough of a change from the regular rhyzm 375 to call it "better" when I switched to maxxx-p it was noticable, serves..loops and my flat hits had a lot more grip. I was going to test the new rhyzm tech at the nationals but my supplier does not have a black sheet so I ordered another sheet of maxxx-p. steven chan @joola has informed me that the rhyzm tech has a better top sheet than maxxx-p so naturally I wanted to go in that direction, It will have to wait. maxxx-p is a very good rubber, I have several practice partners using it after my first testing, It was obviously better.

The only rhyzm rubber i have used is the 375, even though i have a flatter stroke i like the softer rubbers. maxxx-p is a 42.5 degree sponge hardness,still considered soft by most standards..rhyzm tech is 42.5 degree sponge so, i thought it would be a good to compare the two rubbers on the same blade (T.P.E. "fight") joola blade...the control with maxxx-p was very good, better than 375. when i bought the T.P.E. "fight" blade the control went through the roof! It has the largest "sweetspot" of any blade i have ever used. I sold 2 of these within a couple of days after letting guys hit with it, made in germany!..most of the joola blades are made in china. It is expensive though..$179.00 I would buy it again. I spent $170.00 on a butterfly "photino "light" used it for a year or more, waste of money...I put short pips on it to use for giving lessons, as it is very light. allmost forgot, this is not a blade review..kek!

There are 4 blades in the T.P.E. series, the quality is top notch. all have larger than normal sweetspots. there as close to a pro blade as we will be able to buy, unless you know somebody in the business. the other joola blades dont compare in quality, but they dont cost as much either...