HYBRID MK
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.35
- Spin:8.86
- Control:9.33
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Reviews of HYBRID MK. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.(Page 2)
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Specifications
- Producer
- TIBHAR
- Product code
- TR173018
Players use HYBRID MK
- Softer hitting feel than the stated 48-degree hardness
- Ideal for backhand use with ease in all techniques
- Loop drives and backspin attacks are exceptionally easy to lift
- Well-suited for rally-type players, less ideal for one-shot hitters
- Long durability with excellent rubber longevity
Reviews by user
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Likes to rub the ball （Experience：２〜３ years）
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2026/03/27
Used on the forehand. While I haven't tried many rubbers, my first impression was that it made a very loud noise and the feel was softer than expected.
Drives didn't fly very far forward, but rather upward, so the speed wasn't great. Those who use a brushing stroke should swing forward. Also, personally, I found it a bit too bouncy, making it difficult to control.
Serves had decent spin, but less than when I was using DNA Platinum.
Compared to other German rubbers, it's less erratic and easier to return, but it's a rubber that allows you to score points in rallies, so I'd recommend it to intermediate-level rally players.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Innerforce ALC
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Tomyamukun （Experience：４〜５ years） Magical Rubber
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2026/02/21
After using it a little on my forehand, I switched to using it on my backhand.
It was a perfectly good rubber for my forehand, but the backhand was the best.
It's not overly sensitive to the opponent's spin, and the sponge feels like it can wrap around it and overwrite it, making it very easy to control with pushes, blocks, and loops.
It has the best ball retention and control performance, just as advertised.
I felt it was a magical rubber that suited both those seeking high performance and those who were willing to sacrifice a little performance for control and stability.
It's listed as 48 degrees, but it feels a little softer.
The moist, soft sheet gives it a calm pop, and the sponge is mellow(?) yet firm. It's just the perfect balance.
I think it would go well with any racket.
However, I do think it would pair best with inner or outer rackets that have a strong bounce. In fact, it works perfectly with the Ryu 5.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use HURRICANE LONG 5
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Jiro （Experience：２〜３ years）
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2026/01/16
When used on the forehand, the spin and speed were lacking, and when I opened the club face and hit hard, the ball didn't rise. When I hit with a curl, the spin and speed were both decent, and the ball rose really high. It was very easy to counter. When used on the backhand, it was easy to create an arc, and I was able to hit the ball the way I wanted with drives and chiquitas. Blocking was particularly easy, as it was easy to vary the strokes, such as extending blocks, pushing blocks, stopping blocks, and knuckle blocks.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Warty （Experience：２〜３ years） Soft for a professional model
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2025/12/19
I originally used the Hybrid K3 for my forehand, but it was too hard for me and I ended up hitting a lot of balls with it, so I switched to the MK. This rubber felt incredibly soft on impact, even though it was 48 degrees. I think that's probably because of the soft sheet. All of my basic technique was fine. However, when I made contact with the ball, the rubber would get squishy and fall off. It generally requires a lot of spin for stability, so I don't think it's suited to players like Mima Ito who hit with a flick. However, despite its softness, the rubber barely gives up on impact. Hitting with underspin was great. This is where I feel it's reminiscent of the K3. It was incredibly easy to loop the ball, and it felt like it was gripping the ball. Impact-based underspin hits were also very good. The counter attack was also excellent. It gripped the ball well for stability. Counter attacks were also excellent. I think this rubber is better suited to rally-type players. It's not so great for single-shot players. While single-shot players can use it, I think the MKpro or K3 are better suited to MK players. (Please note that MK and K3 are intermediate to advanced class rubbers.)
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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（Experience：６〜１０ years） A rubber that rises up even when hit or scraped
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2025/11/29
I used the MAX rubber. It weighed about 71g before cutting and about 47g after cutting.
The sheet has low grains, so it doesn't feel like it has much tension.
The sponge doesn't have large bubbles, so it feels soft and bouncy overall.It seems to be relatively lightweight among German rubbers.
Its distinctive features are that the ball tends to fly up quite high and it penetrates into the ground more easily than its hardness suggests.
It penetrates into the ground easily, but even when you hit it close, it doesn't feel like the ball is dropping, so it's great for any swing style.
However, you need to be careful as it doesn't produce much distance or speed and the ball flies in a high arc and shallowly.
This rubber is a little different from the R48 or V47.5, which have similar hardness.
I recommend pairing it with a slightly harder inner or outer racket.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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Po （Experience：２〜３ years） The best rubber
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2025/11/06
It's the best. I'm the type who shoots from the back court, and this is amazing. The underspin is also good. It lasts for 2 hours of club activities every day. If I play twice a week with my club team and once a week for tournaments, it will last 3-4 months. The feel of the ball is also good. I'm currently trying out various rubbers, and I'm using the Jekyll & Hyde V47.5, but it's performance is not enough for me. It goes great with the Mace Advance (6,000 yen) racket!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Butch （Experience：４〜５ years） The best rubber for backing!!
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2024/11/18
I use it at the maximum thickness for the back of the Inner Force Layer ALC. Hybrid MK is especially recommended for the back! Thanks to the soft sheet on the sponge with just the right hardness of 48 degrees, all techniques are easy to do. When you rub it with the sheet, it spins a lot, and even if you hit it with a bouncing shot, it doesn't fall and the ball goes strong. Hybrid MK is in the category of low-bouncing rubbers among today's tension rubbers, so I like how it fits just right without going overboard! Another plus point is that it has a long lifespan.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ALC
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