TSP Rubbers

used real and summit before. speed is quite fast, a bit slower than bryce, a bit only. however, the spin is a lot more than bryce. it's surface is slightly sticky, that's why it can produce a lot of spin. it's quite a nice rubber. summit, quite slow, but good with speed glue. it's surface is super sticky, so when keeping make sure it's 85% dust free

agooding2 wrote: I found the sheet was a high quality Chinese rubber but otherwise wasn't too much different in performance from the much cheaper 729-3.  This is similar to what I found with TSP Triple, which is pretty much the same as Winning TSS Super, which I can get for a cheaper price elsewhere. -- Andrew

does tsp rubber have chinese top sheet with japanese sponge or is it something else...?

TSP Curl p-1r 1.0mm Black
Soft sponge, soft pimples
I only have one complaint about this rubber.. The pimples go all the way to the bottom of the rubber, so.. really uncomfortable when putting my index finger across the back there haha Other than that.. spin reversal is excellent, control is good. I am able to consistently return mid/far range chops with a low arc. I've also tried the Stiga Destroyer, but prefer this one more on the Joo blade. Pimples more dense compared to Destroyer. $15CAD from iruiru. Last but not least... a marketing note.. it's used by Joo se Hyuk =)

almost buy tsp real last week. After touch the rubber and sponge, it has medium-hard feels. don't like it... Harder than tango extreme.

btw, tsp bjorn is very popular rubber here. I don't like it because too fast for me. Just like bryce fx...

Got my rubbers today! First of all, props to M. Suzuki from Iruiru.com. I ordered Sunday night, 4 rubbers here this morning from Japan.. enough said about their business. Anyway, tried the TSP Actor 2.15 Red today on my Atacck Scorpion King AC(modified BTY TBS). The rubber is tensioned and has built-in speed glue effect.

Characteristics:
Low throw
very grippy
Soft sponge
The topsheet has a translucent color (between a chinese topsheet and a magna/cermet), very mesmerizing red.
Compared to the Cermet 1.9, this rubber is faster without gluing, and can produce more spin. Fast loop drives are effective, opening loop of underspin produces a low and fast shot. It is not as bouncy as Magna, and therefore controlling serve returns are easier. I'll play with it some more and provide more thoughts on its characteristics. But on my carbon arylate blade, I really couldn't find any faults with this rubber on my first impression. TSP Summit review coming as well, will try that on Saturday =)

Has anyone used X's F1 21 before? Or any of the other X's rubbers?

agooding2 wrote: TSP inverted rubbers like Triple, Summit and 730 are Chinese topsheets with Japanese sponge.  Sometimes they have a Chinese sponge.

does that means TSP rubbers are above average in weight compared to other japanese rubber ie. butterfly, what i know is that the chinese rubber are much heavier...or

Which TSP rubber similar to Sriver. I wanna buy a new rubber for me before I'm going to tournament.

tried brio before. speed is ok, about real's speed, but it's spin is not quite enough. great for whacking, good for backhand, if u're playing a fast backhand loops, not for spinny loops.