9 Reviews for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on November 1, 2021

Great clicking sound. Good spin and speed ratio. I found it to be very good at looping, blocking and countering and doing openings via Chiquita or opening loops. Short game lacked a little bit but better than T05 imo. Shrinks like crazy days BCE reglued. I would oversize the cut if you tend to reglue or catch the edge of the rubber on the table when pushing or something else. Relatively durable and showed no signs of wear after 2 months of about 10 hours a week of play. Just slightly shrunk kind of like those old Bluefire rubbers that would shrink on the blade. Overall, a pretty good rubber. Feels a tad softer than 48 degrees

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Review by veger13 for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on March 28, 2020

Good quality rubber, very liniar, not very sensative to incoming spin, not a lot of catapult. It can be very fast. Spin is not bad but could be a little bit better. Very durable, good value. Good FH rubber, recommend to give it a shot.

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on January 26, 2019

27Jan,2019:Amazing rubber.Great speed,decent spin.Very good on my BH on Waldner Senso Carbon blade.It shines in lifting backspin and in blocks.Blocks are accurate and fast.Chop blocks are terrific too.Spin is quite good,less spinny than my Palio 40-42 hardness red rubber.Hitting winners on serve receives is a breeze due to its speed and control,Throw is low to low medium,

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on October 25, 2017

Nice Topspin rubber for backhand and forehand, does everything really well, especially the backhand flick, the Speed is very fast and the throw is medium high, so Topspins against backspin will be very easy, i would reccomend this rubber to a medium hardness blade (Maximum hardness should be a stiga carbonado 145, which is flexy, not a carbonado 245, Primorac carbon, they will be to hard and not flexible enough)

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on May 13, 2016

Well balanced for blades with outer Limba (2.1 mm on Clipper, Victas FF FC). Many gears - from control short game to drive-loop-smash. Good control for all strokes. Good job, GEWO!

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on April 20, 2016

Very Good Rubber. If you like hard/med hard sponges with grippy topsheets for forehand or backhand I really enjoy playing with this one on both sides and on multiple paddles. Very easy to play with and it is all round, i.e. does everything one could ask of it. Still looking to test out overall durability.

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on March 1, 2016

Good fh rubber.

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on December 11, 2015

My detailed review can be seen at: http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=73730&PID=910080

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External Review for GEWO nanoFLEX FT 48 on March 30, 2015

The Fastest Tensor I tried so far. Comes only in 2.1 tickness.
The sponge will remind you the sponges of Bluefire M1 Turbo and Evolution MX-P, with very very big bubbles.....and the sponge is ceetainly the same as those two.

Unlike Evo MX-P and M1turbo, the topsheet is softer, more elastic, and that make this rubber so fast, emulated the old speed glued sriver like no other rubber.

Extrem speed glue feeling and it really plays like a speed glued rubber.......so fast that you migh consider to get back to your slower blade, before the speed glue ban.

I commend this rubber espascially on limba outer blades. Tested with Joola K5, Waldner Dicon and Waldner Senso Carbon...........every time it was amazing and I bet it will still be on a Clipper Wood (limba outer) or any Innerforce blade.

Requires a good technic to control its extrem speed.

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