Name: HYBRID MK
Brand: TIBHAR
SKU: 887-rubber
Price: 7.200 JPY
Availability: InStock
Rating: 9.24 (45 reviews)

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[Hardness] Little soft
[Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 9.24 / 10

45 reviews

Speed:8.27
Spin:8.84
Control:9.31

: 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.

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Specifications

Producer: TIBHAR

Product code: TR173018

Players use HYBRID MK

LAMBIET Florent

YUTO Muramatsu

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

The Hybrid MK is praised for its soft feel despite the 48-degree rating and is especially recommended for backhand use. It is highly valued as a stable, rally-oriented rubber suitable for intermediate-advanced players with excellent versatility across various shots.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Surprisingly soft touch for a 48-degree rubber with excellent sponge compression
Overwhelmingly recommended for backhand applications
Exceptional ease with underspin loops and counterattacks
Ideal for rally-focused players prioritizing stability and control
Lightweight for German rubbers with impressive durability

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveDespite its softness, it resists impact effectively and doesn't get pushed around by the opponent's ball quality. It enables high-quality returns against any ball and allows complete control over your own shots.

▽ CriticalLess satisfactory on forehand and insufficient for power-oriented players seeking aggressive shots. Lacks speed output and struggles to produce heavy, powerful balls needed for decisive one-hit attacks.

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Kitsune Saburo Tokimaru (Experience: ２〜３ years) soft

I'm using MAX on the backhand of my Fan Zhendong ALC racket.

It's a medium-hardness rubber that's neither too fast nor too slow, and I think it's easiest to understand if you imagine it as a German version of Tenergy. I've also used it on my forehand, but I overwhelmingly recommend it for the backhand. Because the Fan Zhendong ALC is an outer carbon racket, the MAX feels like it holds the ball longer. It's easy to hit backspin shots, and if you're a player who hits with a forceful stroke, you can even play from mid-court. To be honest, players who use a brushing stroke might find it lacking in power.

As a good match racket, I mentioned the Nittaku Acoustic Carbon Inner, but another option might be the VICTAS Zex Gear In. It's also suitable for table play, so it's good for intermediate players who want to improve their overall technique.

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2026/10/02