EVOLUTION MX-D
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[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:9.31
- Spin:9.4
- Control:8.64
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Reviews of EVOLUTION MX-D. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.
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Specifications
- Producer
- TIBHAR
- Product code
- BT148850、BT148867、BT148959、BT148966
Players use EVOLUTION MX-D
- Outstanding speed performance with linear ball trajectory
- Strong sheet grip with excellent spin generation
- Softer feel than hardness rating suggests with good ball contact
- Racket material compatibility is critical for performance
- Advanced players needed; inconsistent strikes lose effectiveness
Reviews by user
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Yusei @ Adhesive (Experience: ６〜１０ years) If you're torn over a hard high-end rubber, definitely try this one!! Verified Purchase
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2021/11/23
At 2.1 mm thickness, the weight was about 53g.
Light hits don't feel like they fly excessively.
For drives against topspin, it has spin comparable to Tenergy and even more speed and grip, producing shots that seem to stab through the air, but it still lands on the table because it spins so well. Topspin rallies let you hit deep, dipping balls and feel quite strong.
For drives against backspin, if you hit it half-heartedly it tends to come out flat, so you need to be careful. Personally I think this rubber suits playing to bring the point into a topspin rally rather than trying to finish the point directly off backspin.
For the short game (pushes, stops), I put it on an outer-fiber blade, and it was quite easy to keep the ball low while still adding spin. Chiquitas also come out with plenty of spin and speed thanks to the high grip.
For serves, pure backspin serves and reverse-spin serves (tomahawk/YG) were easy to put spin on. Personally I found regular sidespin serves harder to produce.
Personally I think this rubber suits the forehand more than the backhand. I was switching over from a tacky rubber, and since it has a feel and grip close to tacky rubber, I think it's an easy transition from tacky to tension rubber. As for lifespan, I've been using it about once a week for almost half a year and it seems to last quite long.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use DYNASTY CARBON
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Salt (Experience: ４〜５ years) Hard, but produces nasty shots Verified Purchase
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2021/07/17
- Hard
- Insane speed, extremely linear
- The extension after hitting the table is crazy
- Strong grip from the sheet, stable in the short game"A rubber with more power than its price suggests. If you can master it, it's top-tier, but if you can't handle the hardness, it just churns out flat, dead balls."
The number one issue is that the hardness varies a lot depending on the blade you put it on. If you put it on a typical special-material inner-fiber blade (like Inner ALC), it feels quite hard.
On the other hand, if you put it on a blade made of softer material and hit it with a grazing, brushing motion as if hitting into it, you get a real sense of the ball gripping, and you can produce nasty shots with fast spin. (With a hard blade, the ball flies off before it grips.)
Also, as you can tell from hitting into the ball while brushing it a little at the same time, even though it's a tension rubber, the ideal way to use it seems to be closer to how you'd hit with a slightly tacky rubber.
Overall, its performance rivals the top rubbers from certain well-known brands, with high overall ability and a long lifespan. For a user who can master it, it's worth sticking with for the long haul. At this price point, the performance is outstanding.
Put it on a somewhat soft blade that grips the ball well.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use REVOLDIA CNF
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Tomoyan (Experience: ４〜５ years) Easy to use despite its hardness Verified Purchase
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2021/04/18
I'd been using the MX-P, but the MX-D was getting a lot of praise so I tried putting it on. The feeling of gripping the ball is really good, just like the MX-P. For a sponge hardness over 50, it feels soft. Compared to the MX-P, the drive is more linear, and if you swing with a firm, solid hit, you get really good shots. But with a half-hearted swing you definitely feel the hardness and it's easy to hit flat, dead balls, so if you don't have confidence in your stability or arm strength, the MX-P might be better for you. Pushes bite well and serves are easy to put spin on too. This is a rubber for intermediate to advanced players.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use CLIPPER WOOD
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katsuo000_2 (Experience: More than ２０ years) Tibhar's masterpiece!
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2021/09/17
2.1 mm, 53 g. Shore C hardness meter reading of 42.3° (Tenergy 05 was 47 g, 44.6°).
1. The ball leaves fast, giving a strong sense of speed! 2. It grips the ball well enough that you don't feel the stated sponge hardness of 51.5°. 3. Despite fine pips on the sheet, the spin performance is high too.
I think the rubber is designed so that the hard sheet provides spin performance, the well-gripping sponge provides ease of use and ball-holding, and the fine pips on the sheet provide speed performance, each compensating for the others. I don't think any other manufacturer had this kind of design concept before. It combines the best of classic German-made rubbers with the best of what makes Tenergy Tenergy, and I was convinced by the tagline that it's "the best of the MX-P and MX-S." Compared to other rubbers, it's especially strong in speed performance - I'd describe it as sitting in a position like the 64, or an 80 leaning toward the 64, making it easy to do speed drives while also being easy to use for counter-drives.
I've also reviewed it on my blog, so please check that out too.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use REINFORCE AC
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German Rubber Fanatic (Experience: ４〜５ years) A hybrid of Tenergy and R53
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2025/10/02
Red, max thickness 49g. Used it glued to a 5-ply blade.
Light hits… the feel is crisp and refreshing. Bounce is average.
Topspin drive… the sheet doesn't drop the ball too much. It works better if you hit with more of a flat contact. The ball comes out with a nice erratic spin, which felt great.
Drive against backspin… it's got a bit of a quirk. You really need to swing upward or it won't clear the net.
Block… easy if you can match the angle to your opponent's spin. It doesn't lose out against their spin.
The short game… the sheet grips well, so pushes and stops get short, strong spin.
Flicks also work quite nicely.
Serve… you can rip serves, and both long and short serves are easy to control. Really good feel.
It carries on Tenergy's "auto" feel, the metallic sound and ease of generating spin, R53's dominant feel on long balls, and the erratic spin of the drive. (R53 is also tough on drives against backspin, so that's similar too, haha.) This is top-tier German rubber standing shoulder to shoulder with Platin and Rasanter. Definitely give it a try.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Hadraw JPV-S
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Kano (Experience: ４〜５ years) A god-tier rubber built purely for attack
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2025/09/18
I'm a second-year high schooler with 5 years of table tennis experience.
I switched over from Tenergy 05 for my forehand. My first impression was simply "hard."
Almost every technique was easy to do,
and I was especially impressed by the loop drive and
the speed drive when hitting solidly into the ball.
Serves were of course easy to put spin on, and counters were easy to do too.
One thing to watch out for is that it's quite hard, so you need a fair amount of power. Switching to this straight from a soft rubber
is not something I can really recommend.
The type of person I'd recommend this to is someone who tends to put too much force into their shots, or someone who plays an aggressively attacking style.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Fan Zhendong ALC
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pasta (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Top-class performance
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2025/05/10
I used this on my forehand, and I think the power of the drive is far above Tenergy.
It doesn't produce a crazy high arc, but there's a solid sense of grip that gives you confidence.
When hitting against backspin, you could feel the hardness at times and the ball would drop, but if you swing through properly, you get a nasty shot.
If you have a certain level of skill, I'd really encourage you to give this a try.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use ALNADE INNER
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