Der Materialspezialist Spinfire review 

Thank you. It's nice to see when someone appreciates your efforts.

Thnx for the compliments. I'm glad you like it.

thnx

Thank you Nenad. An interesting proposal in every way. I've already planned something similar, but in the end something else always comes before it :) There will be a ball comparison for sure, but I can't promise when exactly, because I already have the next 6 videos planned.

Thank you. Just keep on making such quality products 💪👏

Thank you. I would be grateful if you could let me know how the OX version behaves when you try it. Probably not only me but also others who will read the comments.

@@DarioGrd will do.

trebao bi isprobati, mogla bi ti odgovarati... samo još treba vidjeti za igru od stola, jer nije baš tako lako "lopatati" kad se malo odmakneš od stola

As for defensive blades, I'm not much of an expert because I don't play with them, so it's hard for me to recommend when I play with offensive blades all the time, but according to conversations with other players, I can say that Victas Koji Matsushita Defensive is excellent for control. You can also hardly go wrong if you buy blade from Dr. Neubauer.

Hi. It's always like that, what is slow for someone, can be fast for another, it all depends on what you prefer. However, in some cases rubbers with 1.8 sponge can be faster than 2.1, depending on the sponge and blade they are on. I haven't played with short pips for a while now, but of all the ones I've tried so far, TSP Spinpips Red suited my style the best, it wasn't too destructive, but I played the best matches with it.

@@DarioGrd VICTAS Spinpips - D1, D2 or D3?

Sorry, but I'm not familiar which version of this three is the "Red" replacement. However, I plan to test all three new versions of Spinpips. For now, I already have a Victas VO > 103 at home, so that will be the first review, but I plan to test everything from the VO, Spectol and Spinpips series.

Hi. Although it has been 3 years since I played with Tibhar Speedy Soft XD D.Tecs and TSP Spinpips Red, but from memory I would say that both of these rubbers can create more spin than the Spinfire. As for the speed, I'm not sure if they are faster. You can look at the comparison of those two rubbers that I published 3 years ago: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IQav83g2TW0.html I see no reason why you couldn't compare the speed of short pips and inverted rubbers. The difference is often in the way of reaching the top end speed.

Hi. Yes, moristo sp has more disruptive properties.

@@DarioGrd hi,others pips out destructive for forehand ??thank you

@@luigigiuseppemello5225 maybe you can try some version of Killer (Pro, Pro Evo, Soft) from Dr Neubauer

Da, definitivno. Većina guma s pipcima je dugotrajnija od običnih guma.

I have not decided on a permanent transition. After playing a little over 2 weeks with the Spinfire, I went back to V>22 :)

​@@DarioGrdWhat did you not like about this rubber that you changed it?

@@ARCYMISIEK1 This was for review only. I used to play on BH with short pips rubber and I made the transition to a regular inverted rubber. So even before this review, I had no intention of permanently returning to short pips, and this rubber is not a better option for me than the V>22.

​@@DarioGrdI understand, thank you for your reply.

sorry, I've never tried that blade, so I can't say

@@DarioGrdcould you make a review someday ?

@@martinatanasov8385 I can't promise anything. I don't have that blade in my plans right now because I have a lot of equipments waiting for me for the test, but maybe sometime after that...

The FZD ALC is good, but as I said in the video, the ZQH 90 is even better for short pips.