Evolution MX-P
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.43
- Spin:9
- Control:8.69
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This version confers the highest dynamic and thus makes MX-P the fastest rubber of the EVOLUTION rubber family. Thanks to the perfect adjustment of the pimple geometry we managed to produce a rubber with more flexibility conferring to attacking balls extra energy. Thanks to this specificity, MX-P is very well adapted to any player’s game, making no concession in terms of speed and spin.
The ball/bat contact time of the MX-P is longer than the reference time, thus conferring much more sensation. EVOLUTION MX-P: chosen by topspin
players willing to feel the necessary pressure of their strokes at the table and at half distance.
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Players use Evolution MX-P
- Excellent ball control with strong grip
- Hard sheet requires sufficient power
- Highly rated for backhand use
- All short-range techniques are easy to execute
- Relatively rapid rubber degradation
Reviews by user
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Someone who wanted to try a carbon racket (Experience: ２〜３ years) Hard to decide...
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2016/05/18
This isn't a tacky-type topsheet. If I had to compare it, it's more similar to the topsheet on the Omega 5 series. The sponge's pores are, well, huge. The biggest I've ever seen.
When I hit drives, it was easier to hit by grazing the ball rather than sinking it in. Sinking the ball in is difficult. The sponge is 47.5 degrees, so it's just not doable with my swing speed. Countering was easy to do. When you brush it lightly, it gets a ton of spin. But when I tried to counter a Hurricane loop... it slipped. In practice-match situations, right when I want to decide the point and speed up my swing, it slips. I decided it's not suited to me, so I switched to something else.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use FIRE FALL AC
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Apaa (Experience: ２〜３ years) This is good
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2016/05/05
Both the topsheet and sponge are on the hard side, so I felt like you need a certain amount of strength and skill to use it well.
It's not like spin happens automatically, but serves and drives both get good spin on them.
I think this is a rubber you can really compete with using loop drives!Man, this thing is seriously well put together (lol)
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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Yukichi-chan (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Well-balanced gear
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2016/05/02
It doesn't bounce as much as Tenergy, but it is a tension rubber.
I think you can hit fairly consistently with it, so it should be a great fit for the backhand of a shakehand player.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use SK7
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Runtan (Experience: ２〜３ years) Great dwell!
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2016/02/03
First off, driving is easy with this. The ball holds so well on this rubber that it feels like you get more spin by not brushing it as much. It's also a bit on the harder side, which makes the short game easy. The grip is good, so pushes, serves, and drives all get good spin. That said, it also picks up more of the opponent's spin because of it… Also, I used max thickness, but it flew too much and I kept overshooting a lot. Next time I want to try it in thick instead.
All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use Swat
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Nyama (Experience: ２〜３ years) Good for a two-sided style?
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2016/01/30
I bought this back when I played shakehand, but the ball held on so well that I kept overshooting again and again, never really got the hang of it, and it ended up sitting forgotten in a corner of my room.
Recently I switched to a Chinese-style penhold grip, and since Xia from WRM recommended it as good for penhold loopers, I put it back on after a long time.
I paired it with a Tibhar Swing F.S. and 1Q Sound.
After using it, what stood out to me again was how well the ball holds.
Even when a ball in a rally drops below table level, it still lifts up fine. Maybe I've improved since back then, because I can handle it much better than before, but what I noticed this time is that it might actually be great for two-sided play.
I tried playing with both sides and found that the ball holds well on both, plus the spin performance is there too, making it really easy to use.
With penhold you inevitably get targeted on the backhand, so I've been practicing two-sided play, and having a rubber that lifts the ball even when it drops a bit gives you a real sense of margin, which is great.
I'd definitely recommend this to anyone practicing two-sided penhold play.All Speed Spin Control
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Origin Best match with a hinoki single-ply blade!
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2015/10/28
With high-tension speed rubbers I end up shooting myself in the foot, but this one has just the right amount of bounce and excellent control - nothing to complain about!
All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use RORIN
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Dorabokuemon (Experience: ４〜５ years) Insane dwell time lol
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2015/08/29
Tested at 2.1mm on an arylate blade.
The selling point of this rubber is definitely its consistency. It has excellent control, so you can place the ball right where you're aiming.
I'd guess this is related to how long the ball stays on the rubber.
I used to be like, "what even is 'ball-holding' supposed to mean" lol, but after using this rubber I finally understood what people meant lol.
Also, the speed-to-spin ratio is high and well balanced, so it's easy to use, and since both of those are at a really high level, you get plenty of power too.
The one drawback is the bounce, but that's probably just a matter of preference.
There's a nice range of variations available too, which is great. This is my go-to rubber.All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use Borugado
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