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Butterly Tenergy 05 to Yasaka Mark V

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    Posted: 07/19/2018 at 2:06am
Got back after 10 years.  Using a 10.5 Jpen One Ply Hinoki with mediums + power relative to other 10.5 Jpen One Plys. Also medium softness. 

Started with Tenergy 05/2.1 sponge. Love it at first hit. Felt good, especially driving/looping.  However, after about 50-60 hours (estimated) I seem to have less and less control.  I reglued the same sheet to another balde.  Same effect. I don't think rubber loose control over time do they? 

Anyways, tried a sheet of Yasaka Mark V 2.0 just because it is supposedly a well regarded jack of all trades. 

Well....that's a bit of a revelation. I read that Tenergy is quite linear. And I thought so.  But the Mark V really felt a lot more linear.  Going back to the Tenergy, it felt bouncy.  Mark V felt solid and doesn't bottom either, but not hard. I feel that I get loads  more control. 

The Mark V seem to give me back what I put into it in my strokes with greater feedback.  When my shot goes haywire, I know why. Not always so with the Tenergy 05.  Also, I find that I can get a lot of spin on my drives/loops - albeit a bit less than the Tenergy 05. Also a bit less speed.  But it still feels potent. 

Anyone else feel so?  This stuff is old - 38 years ago, my buddy was using the Mark V. 

Now I want to try the Rozena next which is supposedly like the Tenergy 80. 

I don't know my rating but playing against others, I think I'm  probably around 1500+ though some would think my loops merits higher rating. Just getting back. 

So it seems that I'm going backwards in my rubber choice....:)  LOL!  Maybe I'm just a retro guy - jpen, one ply hinoki, old rubber.....:)   What next?  Long pips?  Hard bats?  :) :) :) 

Welcome any insights. 
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There is Andro Roxon and Plasma, much more cheaper and very suitable for thick J-pen. They are in between T05 and MV
There is no real "pro", "prov" or "NT" H3 in the market.
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Here´s some rubbers that aren´t as  fast as current ESN or Tenergy:

DHS TINARC&Tinarc 3, Xiom Vega Pro, Donic Barracuda, Goldarc V...

At 2018 i wouldn´t pay more than 10 for a Sriver or Mark V.  I´m not saying they´re bad, in fact they´re still nice,  linear and durable but there´s a bunch of rubbers that play 95% same at 1/3 of its price...

Focus Snipe 3 or Inspirit Quattro UL are quite good as well.


Edited by jonyer1980 - 07/19/2018 at 3:41am
Rosewood V FL

Nittaku Fastarc G1-FH

Stiga DNA Pro-S MAX BH


Avoid any Butterfly stuff... at abusive prices. Raw power without control means nothing
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