HYBRID K3
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[Hardness] Hard [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.79
- Spin:9.36
- Control:8.91
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The rubber HYBRID K3 combines characteristics that did not appear to be
combinable until now: Despite its enormous tackiness, HYBRID K3 convinces by its
high dynamic and powerful catapult effect. The hard sponge represents the basis
of high speeds.
The pimple rubber gives you the sensation that you will be able to counter
immediately and effortless your adversary’s balls- whether undercut or spin loaded
top spins. Because fast rubbers often represent a challenge when if comes to
optimal control and good placement, with K3 you will definitely master it.
Experience unlimited possibilities with HYBRID K3.
- Pimples in
Specifications
- Producer
- TIBHAR
- Product code
- BT007744 、BT007751、 BT007768 、BT007775
Players use HYBRID K3
- Exceptional ease against backspin attacks with powerful drive capability
- High speed performance for a sticky rubber, making transitions from tension users seamless
- Soft sheet with hardness 53° that feels surprisingly manageable to use
- High price point and short lifespan of approximately 1.5 months at 2x weekly practice
- Racy compatibility critical; works best with special materials, poor match with wood blades
Reviews by user
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Serious table tennis player (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2026/02/21
Tried it in black at max thickness on the forehand with the Harimoto ALC
If you use a blade that doesn't bounce much, countering from far off the table is tough. I'd recommend a blade with more bounce
At first it's heavy and hard to swing, but you get used to it and it's fine
Serves have spin but they fly long
Drives etc. are perfect
Short game stuff gets easier once you're used to it
Looping backspin is really easy to do
Countering works fine even hitting from above
If you use tacky rubber, you should try this at least onceAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use HYBRID AC inside
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Yokuyoka (Experience: ２〜３ years) Pretty good
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2026/01/10
I'm a 2nd-year high schooler, and after trying it, it feels stable. Just like everyone else says, it's easy to loop backspin, and for a tacky rubber it bounces quite a bit. The short game is also easy to do. The downside is that for a tacky rubber I'd like a bit more spin, and the price is high. If the spin were about the same as Dignics 09c, I'd have no complaints.
But it's definitely top-class performance among tacky rubbers, so if price isn't an issue, I'd recommend it.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Zephyr2
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Only Butterfly wins (Experience: ４〜５ years) Feels like Hurricane without the tackiness
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2025/12/31
I tried it with the Harimoto Innerforce ALC, but I felt it didn't suit an inner-carbon blade. Spin was surprisingly lacking. I think speed would improve if you put it on an outer-carbon blade. Well, it's pretty hard.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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SOB (Experience: １１〜２０ years)
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2025/09/11
Better not to go in thinking of this as a typical tacky rubber.
The spin on drives and serves is there, more than your average tension rubber, but sometimes it fails to hold the ball down when you really need it to.
If you're used to tacky rubbers, that dead-stop feel like Hurricane can be tough to get used to.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use ICE CREAM AZX
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Uchimata Joola (Experience: １１〜２０ years)
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2025/09/03
Compared to Dignics 09c, the sheet is softer, so it feels lighter.
If you really crank the spin, I'd say 09c generates more.
But in terms of ease of use, this rubber is easier to handle.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use REVOLDIA CNF
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Iboibo (Experience: ２〜３ years) Tibhar, as expected
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2025/08/12
Switched over from Fastarc G1. My first impression when I hit with it was that I didn't really feel the 53-degree hardness. It felt about the same as the 48-degree G1. The feel on contact has that nice sound unique to hard rubbers, and even though it's tacky, the feel is more like tension rubber. The best thing about this rubber is that its ability to generate spin is ridiculously good. I never felt like backspin balls wouldn't come up, and it was also good against topspin. No problems in the short game either. It naturally produces that unpleasant, hard-to-read ball that opponents hate, which is typical of tacky rubber. As for downsides, the price is high and the lifespan isn't that long, so the value for money is bad. Even hitting lightly leaves noticeable white marks pretty quickly. But in terms of performance, it was the best rubber I've used so far. Try it!!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Kerotan (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Well-balanced rubber
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2024/12/11
Review after 2 months of using it on the forehand.
I used K1J for about 3 years and liked it, so I moved up to K3.Compared to K1J, I get pushed around less by the opponent's ball, so countering is easier.
Even with the light shots I liked back with K1J, I can feel the ball sink in with every single hit, so I feel like I can hit solidly even in tense moments.It often gets compared to 09c, but
neither 09c nor C53 suit me since I don't have the power or skill to bring out the rubber's true performance, so in that sense K3 is much easier for me to use.If I had to name downsides, it'd be the price and the lifespan...
K1J was cheap so I didn't mind the short lifespan, but this one really hurts the wallet.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use HURRICANE KING 3
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