I tested many popular forehand rubbers.
From my pov this rubber is not that fast as at all.
Definitely not 9.1, more about 8.8 max.
All Tenergy, Bluestorm, Evolution, Dignics, Omega and whatever is faster a lot.
But I really like it.
Description about this rubber is true.
Great precision and forgiveness.
Massive dwell, it's really helpful on counter and receive.
Decent spin, not highest as Hurricane but really enough. Powerful when hit hard. Not so bouncy on receive and block.
I'm attacker but is also good for modern defenders.
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→ Offensive Rubber → Victas V>20 Double Extra
→ Victas Rubber → Victas V>20 Double Extra
Victas V>20 Double Extra
Victas V>20 Double Extra Table Tennis Rubber combines European tension technology's attacking power and dynamics with the advantages offered by Chinese pips geometry.
The V>20 produces vigorous attacking power and reassuring precision - a combination your opponents will fear. This innovative hybrid technology with shorter pips guarantees perfect ball coupling, which results in excellent accuracy and forgiveness, with unbelievable spin ratings. Despite the sponge hardness of 52.5 degrees, you will be surprised by the elasticity and feel of V>20 Double Extra.
Made in Germany
Rubber Type: Inverted, High Energy Tension
Speed: 93
Spin:92
Control: 84
Hardness 52.5
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Reviews of Victas V>20 Double Extra (11)
Like Chinesse rubber. Hard sponge. Good at flexible Blade like stiga allround classic.
More controlable than v22,also bit slower and more precise.
Block, counters,everything.Its just one of the best rubbers on the market.
Amazing second boucne-very low.
Usig it on backhand Zhang Jike Alc but sometimes switching to forehand and works just great on both.
Block, counters,everything.Its just one of the best rubbers on the market.
Amazing second boucne-very low.
Usig it on backhand Zhang Jike Alc but sometimes switching to forehand and works just great on both.
Corrected and completed !!! - at the beginning I was once again annoyed about a VICTAS rubber that was stated to be harder than it felt when playing! After I had the impression with the V11, 15 and 22 that the sponges were softer than stated, I now felt the same again with the V20. "Sensibly" ;-P I recently bought a Shore Meter (sponge hardness measuring device) to be able to measure in such situations!!! Result: despite all my efforts, I was only able to measure 45 degrees. - sorry Victas, but 52.5 degrees sponge hardness??? Here are some real facts ;) Rubber (2 mm black) 104 g. in original packaging. Uncut 68g. and on my blade 48 g. (at 157 x 150 mm) - glued with solvent-based glue !!! I quickly realized that it wouldn't be easy to find the right blade for this rubber. During the first test on my Sanwei 75 ALC Inner, I could feel absolutely no pressure point when hitting! After further tests on various synthetic fiber blades, the rubber finally ends up on my very stiff and hard Huieson ZLC (... on my backhand side), which now gives me "feel" and a lot of spin! - including the long-missing "pressure point." Conclusion: Undoubtedly picky rubber when it comes to the right blade. (... which in my opinion will not find "very many" friends, due to its softness and the difficult blade choice!!!) Addendum: Due to my very different experiences in connection with different blades, I will refrain from judging it Control!!!
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