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I finally found the best rubber.
I was currently using Dignics 09C and was almost satisfied, but I felt its hardness at the crucial moment, and that was the only thing that worried me.
I spent my days wondering if Dignics FX would come out. By the way, the quality of the ball deteriorated with the Glazer, so it was no good.
I also tried New Zone 55, but it was too hard.
So, when I tried 50 this time, it was softer than Dignics 09C, and it was exactly the hardness I was looking for.
The rubber's performance was overwhelmingly faster than Dignics 09C in terms of speed, and the spin performance was also different from other speed rubbers. It's about the same as Dignics 09C. The arc is lower than Dignics 09C and has an aggressive trajectory.
And it has a slight stickiness, so it fits well on the table. The serve is also cut.
What I particularly liked about it was that it was extremely easy to hit with underspin. If you hit it hard, it will hold anything.
I think I'll continue to use it if it lasts a long time. It's quite expensive, but it's the best companion with performance that matches the price.

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I changed from R48ultraMax to a thickness of 2.0.

My conclusion is that this is for people who are in the top ranks of the prefectural tournament or higher.

I think that if you use it at a lower level in the district like me, you can gradually adapt to it, but even so, you will not be able to get even 50% of its performance and it will reach the end of its life.

However, in terms of ZCI performance, it seems that a slightly sticky one is better, so I think that C48 or C45 would be better.

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I changed from NUZN55 to 50.
The first thing I thought was that it was soft! It felt like it was about 48 degrees.
And I was surprised that the lifespan of the NUZN series was longer than that of the Dig.
If you use 2.0, it is as light as the Dig!
The power is comparable to the Dig and NUZN55. The speed of the NUZN50 is the best!
The depth and stability of the ball is NUZN50. If you value power, then the NUZN55 is the best.
Also, it is normally stable and sticky, so even if you swing it hard, it will go deep into the table. Many people mistake the NUZN series for a tension rubber, but it is actually closer to a slightly sticky rubber.
So it fits better than the Dig. It is expensive at 11,000 yen, but it is actually sold cheaper than the Dig on the internet and in stores.
If you are stuck in the stereotype that the Dig is the strongest, please try hitting NUZN once.

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