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I used the Max version. Including the sheet, it was 73.2g before cutting and about 50g after cutting.

Even among spin-oriented tension rubbers, this has intense grip, and I felt the high arc and ease of generating spin were both better than Dignics 05.
The feel also produces that high-pitched sound typical of a hard rubber, but surprisingly it doesn't feel as hard as the sponge hardness rating would suggest.

Shots come out at a steep upward angle, so they almost never drop into the net, but the ball doesn't travel as far as you'd expect, so being conscious of spin and swinging forward is essential.

Of all the rubbers I've used, this is by far the best in terms of receive handling and how easily you can put spin on serves.
Those two points feel close to Glayzer 09C, which is the part that gave me a slightly-tacky impression.

Since I started using it, my driving mistakes have visibly dropped, and it left me wanting to try the XH version once I get more used to it — a great rubber.

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I bought this because the packaging looked cool.
Comparing it to the V20 Double Extra I currently use:
Speed - V20 Double Extra wins
Spin (ease of generating it) - V20 Double Extra wins
(max spin ceiling, though, goes overwhelmingly to DNA)
Control - DNA wins
Push (tsutsuki) - the feel is on the harder side, so it's easy to control
(stops in particular just stop dead!)
Especially recommended for players with a strong impact.
Paired with an inner-carbon blade, ball-hold is good and drives are easy.
The rubber itself is heavy, so a blade around 88g works well.

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If you hit hard on the forehand, I think the XH version is better for you.
Spin amount is top-notch.
Durability is relatively short.
Speed isn't bad.
On smashes, you tend to get that typical tension-rubber ball that accelerates and then decelerates.
Also, since the ball releases quickly, it's hard to put much spin on serves.
I think it's a good fit for the H backhand.

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Just like the title says, if you're a hard hitter, it doesn't bounce quite enough and you get a bit of a power-loss feeling.
Other than that it's perfect. It's hard but feels soft, so I bet the XH version would be perfect.

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My impressions after putting this on the backhand side of an inner-carbon blade. I thought it would feel hard, but blocking is stable and it doesn't fly too much. That said, if you push too hard it's easy to catch the net. It's better to grip the ball and brush it rather than sink it deep into the sponge.

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