Very fast, hard sponge, soft topsheet.
Very easy to create speed and spin
I think its very good rubber for flexy blade one of the fastest
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→ Offensive Rubber → GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 53 Hard
→ Gewo Rubber → GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 53 Hard
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GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 53 Hard
by Gewo
· Part of GEWO Nexxus Rubber Series
The GEWO Nexxus EL 53 has uncompromising power and spin. The best choice in the Nexxus rubber series for the top player seeking spin and speed performance. The Commitment to continuous improvement, excellent performance, and outstanding quality have always been core values of team GEWO. Most players have already adjusted to the new ABS balls successfully and made the necessary changes in their techniques. At the beginning of this adjustment, players preferred rubbers with slightly soft top sheets (for more ball rotation and speed), but now top-level players more and more use hard to very hard rubbers which perform at their best in the close-to-the-table power play. To offer the perfect solution on this level, the GEWO designers and world-class players, as well as ambitioned players of all levels, teamed up in countless test series to find the perfect rubbers meeting the specific requirements of the individual players. The goal was to find the ideal combination of maximum speed, spin, and feel without losing the indispensable level of control. With the new Nexxus Hard rubbers, GEWO mastered this high-wire act perfectly. With the Nexxus Hard series, we proudly present a range of new and exciting rubber alternatives to all players looking for extra performance. Faster and harder - GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 53 Hard! Speed: 133
The youngest and hardest member of the Nexxus family is also the fastest rubber in the globally successful Nexxus series. To activate the full power of this rubber, players need a reliable technique plus quick and dynamic arm movement. Players mastering this rubber will benefit from the maximum speed and even more spin potential. With the new ABS balls, these are just the parameters that are indispensable for modern attackers. Enjoy the linear catapult effect of the hard EL sponge and maximum spin thanks to the combination with DGC40+ surface technology.
Control: 83
Spin: 124
Characteristics: Offensive Plus
Type: Inverted
Hardness: Hard - 53 degrees
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Reviews of GEWO Nexxus EL Pro 53 Hard (7)
I would like to make it clear that I am not the most experienced with a lot of rubbers but I think I can talk a little about that rubber. First thing, if you don't have the proper technique for this rubber, you will produce flat hits, this rubber has a very low throw angle, to play with this rubber I think it's considerable to learn to brush the ball well and produce a Powerful swing, either using the full-arm swing Chinese principle or having a fast and good upwards acceleration like Timo Boll (i think is better do a full swing) When you have those two things that rubber becomes really great. The spin really gets to be massive when you hit hard, close angle and brushing the ball. And at the same time counter-attacking and actively blocking is so precise and good with this rubber. Away from the table when you have time and strength is a beast. But I don't think it's the best for beginners and people who don't have a clear idea of ????how to spin. Services are excellent considering the rubber is very grippy. It's hard to control at first but you get the hang of it. I switched from rubber to a slower, softer and more high arc one because it wasn't time to keep this one yet. I feel like I can come back to this one day, now is not the time. If you're thinking of buying it, consider these things: hard, low throw, need low body position, good footwork, good ball brushing and a good swing, and strength. Non much dwell time, non much feeling of ball. It's a great rubber.
Gewo Nexxus EL Pro 53
Weight: 77 grams
Speed: Off+
Hardness: 53 degrees ESN Scale
Thickness: 2.1mm Sponge
This is the hardest ESN Gewo rubber now if I am not mistaken. Contemporaries in hardness of the sponge are Xiom Omega 7 Asia which is 52.5 degrees and Rakza Z Extra Hard 53-55 degrees. I tested this using the Gewo Sensus Carbo Speed and also placed in my Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon blade in which the other rubber is a Yasaka Rakza Z Hard just for comparison. Although the Xiom Omega 7 Asia may have a range of sponge hardness for its 52.5 degree sponge, I compared the hardness of both and the Nexxus EL Pro 53 is a tad harder while the Rakza z Extra Hard that I have now is as hard as the EL 53. If comparing the topsheets of the 3 rubbers, the Rakza Z EH is slightly tacky while the other 2 rubbers are grippy. The topsheets of the 3 rubbers seem identical without me measuring the pip structure and spacing. Just like the Nexxus EL 50, the “HARD” logo is in the topsheet but this has an orange sponge that is slightly porous.
It is safe to say that the Nexxus EL Pro 53 is very fast and it is an all out offensive rubber. It is slightly faster than the O7A and RZ EH. I also observed that the Nexxus EL 53 has a longer trajectory than both rubbers. Despite the hard sponge, I would say the sponge is still reactive with just a slight sponge compression during topspins and drives. It still has gears like the El Pro 50 but has lesser control due to the very hard sponge. This was designed for an all out attacking shots and much less on passive blocks. It is more rewarding if you do active blocks or punch blocks against passive blocks. I had some adjustments with passive blocking due to the arc of the ball. For smashes and hard counter topspins, it is better if you just hit through the ball with no holding back as I felt this is maximized by strong shots and not by just half cooked efforts.
Spinwise, I would say it has more or less equal spin to the O7A but the RZ EH has more spin due to the slight tacky topsheet. The arc is medium high for topspins versus underspin balls. I would say it feels like a non-tacky but very fast Chinese rubber with a hard sponge. From thin brush loops to hard topspins compressing the sponge, the EL Pro 53 can do this type of spin generation very well. Being a non-tacky but very grippy rubber, deep sponge compression with brush contact is still the best type ball contact for this rubber. Although not as spinny as the RZ EH, the combination of its power and spin generation can still give the RZ EH a run for its money. Spin generation is heavy also for brush loops since you can loop
the ball with thin brush contacts easily. Spins are also heavy with serves and push chops. For short push chops and drop shots you need some adjustments for control and the EL Pro 50 has a better control on this type of shots.
Overall, I highly recommend this to advanced and expert level players. I am enjoying this as a backhand rubber in my Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon because it combines well with thin and semi-flexy blades due to its sponge hardness.
Weight: 77 grams
Speed: Off+
Hardness: 53 degrees ESN Scale
Thickness: 2.1mm Sponge
This is the hardest ESN Gewo rubber now if I am not mistaken. Contemporaries in hardness of the sponge are Xiom Omega 7 Asia which is 52.5 degrees and Rakza Z Extra Hard 53-55 degrees. I tested this using the Gewo Sensus Carbo Speed and also placed in my Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon blade in which the other rubber is a Yasaka Rakza Z Hard just for comparison. Although the Xiom Omega 7 Asia may have a range of sponge hardness for its 52.5 degree sponge, I compared the hardness of both and the Nexxus EL Pro 53 is a tad harder while the Rakza z Extra Hard that I have now is as hard as the EL 53. If comparing the topsheets of the 3 rubbers, the Rakza Z EH is slightly tacky while the other 2 rubbers are grippy. The topsheets of the 3 rubbers seem identical without me measuring the pip structure and spacing. Just like the Nexxus EL 50, the “HARD” logo is in the topsheet but this has an orange sponge that is slightly porous.
It is safe to say that the Nexxus EL Pro 53 is very fast and it is an all out offensive rubber. It is slightly faster than the O7A and RZ EH. I also observed that the Nexxus EL 53 has a longer trajectory than both rubbers. Despite the hard sponge, I would say the sponge is still reactive with just a slight sponge compression during topspins and drives. It still has gears like the El Pro 50 but has lesser control due to the very hard sponge. This was designed for an all out attacking shots and much less on passive blocks. It is more rewarding if you do active blocks or punch blocks against passive blocks. I had some adjustments with passive blocking due to the arc of the ball. For smashes and hard counter topspins, it is better if you just hit through the ball with no holding back as I felt this is maximized by strong shots and not by just half cooked efforts.
Spinwise, I would say it has more or less equal spin to the O7A but the RZ EH has more spin due to the slight tacky topsheet. The arc is medium high for topspins versus underspin balls. I would say it feels like a non-tacky but very fast Chinese rubber with a hard sponge. From thin brush loops to hard topspins compressing the sponge, the EL Pro 53 can do this type of spin generation very well. Being a non-tacky but very grippy rubber, deep sponge compression with brush contact is still the best type ball contact for this rubber. Although not as spinny as the RZ EH, the combination of its power and spin generation can still give the RZ EH a run for its money. Spin generation is heavy also for brush loops since you can loop
the ball with thin brush contacts easily. Spins are also heavy with serves and push chops. For short push chops and drop shots you need some adjustments for control and the EL Pro 50 has a better control on this type of shots.
Overall, I highly recommend this to advanced and expert level players. I am enjoying this as a backhand rubber in my Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon because it combines well with thin and semi-flexy blades due to its sponge hardness.
Hard,low throw,less spin than El 50,but more speed,good for fleep, block,smash and contra topspin atac (contraloping-best part),short game! - minys-less dwelling,less spin,less filing.You must play with full power stroke!!!... using booster (maybe better dweling and feeling) I'm using 6 layers (more layers,more felling and dweling) of Falko tempo water glue.Good rubber for fit and strong players.
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