HYBRID K3

Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Hard
[Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 9.34 / 10

29 reviews

Speed:8.76
Spin:9.34
Control:8.97

: 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.

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Specifications

Producer: TIBHAR

Product code: BT007744 、BT007751、　BT007768 、BT007775

Players use HYBRID K3

THAKKAR Manav Vikash

SCHREINER Franziska

ISTRATE Andrei Teodor

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Inner thighs （Experience：１１〜２０ years）

Compared to the Dignics 09c, the sheet is softer and lighter.
I think the 09c is more effective when applying a lot of spin.
However, in terms of ease of handling, this rubber is easier to use.

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2025/09/03

All	10/10
Speed	8
Spin	10
Control	8
Hardness	Hard

Racket recommended use REVOLDIA CNF

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Warty （Experience：２〜３ years） As expected from Tibar

Switching from the Fastarc G1. At first, I didn't really feel the hardness of the 53-degree rubber. It didn't feel much different from the 48-degree G1. The feel of the ball is that it has the nice sound that's typical of hard rubbers, and although it's sticky, it feels like it's hitting with tension. The best thing about this rubber is that it's incredibly good at applying spin. I never felt like the ball wouldn't go up when I hit it with underspin, and it's also good against topspin. There were no issues with the table. It also naturally produces the weird balls that opponents hate, which are typical of sticky rubbers. If I had to point out a downside, it would be that it's expensive and doesn't have a long lifespan, so it's not very cost-effective. Even light hits leave a fair amount of white marks. But in terms of performance, it was the best rubber I've ever used. Give it a try!!

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2025/08/12

All	10/10
Speed	9
Spin	10
Control	10
Hardness	Little hard

Racket recommended use KORBEL

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Kerotan （Experience：１１〜２０ years） Well-balanced rubber

I've been using it for my forehand for two months, so I'm reviewing it.

I've been using the k1j for about three years and it was good, so I tried the k3.

Compared to the k1j, I'm less likely to be pushed by the opponent's ball, so it's easier to counter.

Even with the light hits that I liked with the k1j, I feel like each ball is digging into the rubber, so I feel like I can hit it firmly even in tense situations.

It's often compared to the 09c, but

I don't have the power of either the 09c or the c53, and I don't have the skill to bring out the rubber's true performance, so in this respect the k3 is quite easy to use.

The only drawback is the price and lifespan...

The k1j was cheap, so I thought it was okay if it had a short lifespan, but it's quite a pain in the wallet.

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2024/12/11

All	9/10
Speed	9
Spin	8
Control	10
Hardness	Little hard

Racket recommended use HURRICANE KING 3

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Niki Higuchi （Experience：１１〜２０ years）

I stuck it on the back. The power and rotation are amazing. However, I thought that if I didn't have my own impact, I would be late with the swing. I think it would be good to combine it with a light tension.

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2024/03/29

All	10/10
Speed	9
Spin	10
Control	8
Hardness	Hard

Racket recommended use LIBRA

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abc soup （Experience：６〜１０ years） Slightly hard

Used at MAX for the foreground of the pen. I've tried it with wood, innerwear, and outerwear, and it goes well with everything. When I pressed the rubber, it was a little hard. When I hit it, it didn't feel that hard. Even though I didn't have that much skill, I was able to hit a ball with spin and speed. I felt that the amount of rotation exceeded Tenergy. The speed varies depending on the skill of the user, but I get the impression that the ball doesn't come out that fast on average. I think it will be easy to transition from Chinese rubber users to tension users. However, I felt that the lifespan was short, so I needed to be careful about that.

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2023/12/11

All	9/10
Speed	8
Spin	10
Control	9
Hardness	Little hard

Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer · ZLC-CS

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Horsetail （Experience：２〜３ years） For one blow/change cutman

I'm a cutman.
I typed what my advisor was using.
I felt a little hard when hitting the forehand, but it didn't feel that hard when driving. If you hit it with a touch of meat, you'll get a ball that is shaky and unpleasant. Moreover, it can be produced stably. If you hit with a slight scraping, you will get a ball with a high arc.
As Mr. Watta said, the lower rotation is very easy to hit, and even if I got stuck and had to hit by hand, I was able to hit the speed drive.
The main cut is adhesive tension, so it doesn't fly out much and is stable. It is also easy to suppress strong hits. I was able to cut it enough even with an attack racket. I think it's hard to tell the difference between a knuckle cut and a knuckle cut because the sound of the ball is like a crack. Of course, cutting is very easy.
I felt that if it were to be used by a cut man, it would be suitable for someone who is good at making a variety of changes or someone who can shoot from a sharp cut in one shot.

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2023/10/13

All	10/10
Speed	9
Spin	10
Control	8
Hardness	Little hard

Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ZLC

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Icchi （Experience：１１〜２０ years）

I tried using it a long time after it was released lol
I was worried about not being able to use the Dignics 05 on the forehand as my amount of practice had decreased, but when I saw that F. Leblanc, who swings the back side with the same pen as me, was using it, and when I saw a review of the rubber, I realized that it was close to the best. I bought it because I thought it would be comfortable to use (the seat is soft and bites well, but the sponge is hard)!
I will only write down the impression I got when I used it on the foreground!

There were no difficult techniques, and I was able to use all techniques to produce a high-level quality ball!
It may be that it goes well with the racket, but it felt like a tension version of Tengyoku! (I used Tengyoku more than two years ago, so there are some doubts.)

There was a reputation that it was similar to Dignics 09C, but in my opinion, I thought it would be easier to use for people who are not good at Dignics 09C!
At the end of Karahashi Takkyu's review video, there is a comment that Dignics 09C has a sticky type of adhesive on the surface, and Hybrid K3 has a rubber sheet with adhesive kneaded into it, which is correct. I felt that!

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2023/09/09