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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.)

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