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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on March 24, 2016

i got back to table tennis after 10 years , i used srivers over primorac carbon before ,now i have a simple mazunov i started using this rubber on it for my forehand, doesn't lack any speed , sponge is a bit hard (u can even notice from its sound)but in a good way, control is a bit hard for blocking highloops, but its a very good rubber ,compared to butterfly rubbers i prefer tibhar overal.

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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on December 26, 2011

This rubber is very fast and produces a good amount of spin of the ball. I miss some of the flexibility from the rubber. The control is not the best, but still good.
The biggest downside is the rubber is not very durable. It last only for a month or two.

Overall is a good OFF rubber, for fast play.

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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on May 12, 2011

Just tried it for one day, the impression is:
1. Violent! Even more than acuda s1, express x-plode.
2. The feeling is also a bit harder and directer
3. The surface is not tacky but graspy enough for short service
4. Harder to control in small gears

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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on October 17, 2010

a friend gives me his blade with two tibhar sinus on a SK7 blade. this rubber is very fast and a lot of gears. it's good rubber. but the problem is it durability. this rubber only can you use 1 or 2 months. and the same in sinus family. i recomend that you try to use genius family because it's more durable. nimbus it's poor durability too.

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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on August 4, 2009

First off, I use Sinus on my backhand. Tibhar Sinus has 2 gears, fast and faster. Blocking and punch blocking were very consistent and fast. Great for looping as previously mentioned and there is just enough tack on the topsheet for some decent flips too. I'm still having a little trouble pushing with this rubber. The pushes are spinny, but a tad too high in my oppinion. If you are looking for a glue "click" sound, this is NOT the rubber you want. Sinus is very quiet unless smashing. Compared directly to Bty Ten 05, Sinus has fewer gears and is less bouncy on soft shots. Overall this is a good post glue ban rubber. Soft elastic topsheet, medium sponge, medium throw.

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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on April 14, 2009

So basically the tibhar sinus rubber is a tensor with a pretty hard sponge and somewhat tacky topsheet. It is very elastic, so it definitely has some very speed glue like characteristics.

The feel is actually kind iof like that of tenergy, except with a lower throw angle. It is great for very strong looping. I actually liked sinus better for mid court looping more than tenergy because i felt you could control the ball more. But for underspin, it requires some precision. For blocking, it is a little hard to control, but overall it is pretty good. counterlooping is also good with some good technique. all in all, i think this is a rubber for more advanced players.

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External Review for Tibhar Sinus on March 20, 2009

This is the rubber i have been looking for:
i looked for something, with that you can play hard blocks but also spinny loops.
however, soft loops are a bit more difficult that hard loops, yet both are very spinny. short game is well controllable.

sponge hardness is between Coppa Platin soft and Coppa Platin, so no wonder if got boths attributes: awesome blocking and awesome looping.

great choice for a backhand rubber, for my forehand it's a bit too hard though

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