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Tibhar official website: https://tibhar.info/home/
Tibhar official catalog - 2026-2027 (ENG): https://www.tibhar.info/Katalog/webpdf/TIBHAR_Katalog_2026_web_EN.pdf
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EVOLUTION SERIES
EVOLUTION MX-S
EVOLUTION MX-S is the spin-oriented dynamic version with significantly extended ball/bat contact time due to special pimple geometry. It is ideal for all players who activate the enormous performance potential of MX-S with a little more physical effort (acceleration arm / arm wrist). At the table as well as from half-distance, MX-S performs equally at the highest level. In the thickness 1.5-1.6 mm, it is a modern classic for allround players.
Speed: 125
Control: 80
Spin: 124
Sponge: 1,7–1,8 | 1,9–2,0 | 2,1–2,2 mm
Rubber hardness: 46,3 – 48,3 *
Strategy: ALL+ to OFF
Colours: Red, black
COMMUNITY FEEDBACK
Great control in short game and blocking and this rubber is seriously spinny. I feel like this rubber is a bit underrated, the high gears are no joke.
I would say MX-S is probably the most durable Evolution rubber, however it's not for everyone, as it is relatively heavy and demanding to swing power.
I'm also a big MX-S lover, but since the prices increased so much I haven't been using it. I used it both sides for a long time and then just kept it on my backhand, but I think this rubber is incredibly slept on.
EVOLUTION MX-P
Right after its introduction the rubber MX-P was among the classical attacking rubbers. Thanks to the perfect adjustment of the pimple geometry we managed to produce a rubber that confers more energy with all attacking balls, hence it is perfectly adapted to any player‘s game. You can feel the prolonged ball/bat contact time of the MX-P, which for a rubber with hard sponge confers more sensation. EVOLUTION MX-P chosen by most topspin players willing to feel the necessary pressure of their strokes at the table and at half distance.
Speed: 125
Control: 80
Spin: 122
Sponge: 1,7–1,8 | 1,9–2,0 | 2,1–2,2 mm
Rubber hardness: 45,7 – 47,7 *
Strategy: OFF- to OFF+
Colours: Red, black
COMMUNITY FEEDBACK
Posted by Rub (me) Feb 6, 2026
5 out of 5 rating for Evolution MX-P
This rubber is perfect for offensive players who prefer fast play without losing spin and control. At first, it will probably seem too fast, especially if you are used to slower or allround rubbers, but it is not too difficult to adapt to. I have been using it on my forehand for a short time and find it very comfortable both when attacking quickly and lifting backspin balls. On the serve, it is also easy to produce spin and to make your serves deceptive. I used to use slower controllable rubbers, and although it is true that the Evolution MX-P has less control, it is more comfortable when making aggressive shots and playing an offensive game.
- Topspins are loaded with spin and extremely fast
- It's easy to counter
- Blocks are quick and direct
- You can make serves so spinny and deceptive
- It's perfect for fast and offensive service returns
- Backspin balls are easy to lift
- Long pushes can be so annoying for opponents
This rubber is perfect for offensive players who prefer playing fast strokes without losing spin and control.
AURUS SERIES
HYBRID K3
HYBRID K3 combines characteristics that did not appear to be combinable until now: Despite its enormous tackiness, HYBRID K3 convinces by its high dynamic and powerful catapult effect. The hard sponge represents the basis of high speeds. The pimple rubber gives you the sensation that you will be able to counter immediately and effortless your adversary’s balls – whether undercut or spin loaded topspins. Because fast rubbers often represent a challenge when it comes to optimal control and good placement, with K3 you will definitely master it. Experience unlimited possibilities with HYBRID K3.
Speed: 118
Control: 100
Spin: 130
Sponge: 2,0 | MAX mm
Sp. hardness: 53°
Strategy: OFF+
Colours: Red, black
COMMUNITY FEEDBACK
amazing rubber with very short durability
AURUS SERIES
AURUS
The rubber for the ambitioned player striving to play topspin strokes in any situation. The technology with the ultra SOFT rubber surface provides an outstanding spin and a great playing sensation, allowing a secured and aggressive game. The integrated SPI (Speedglue-Effect-Inside) technology confers an extreme catapult reaction to the ball. Although you will use very little strength, your balls will be loaded with a lot of spin and speed. The exclusive transparent rubber surface confers stability and a long-life-expectancy. Notice the energy of this rubber after only few exchanges.
Speed: 109
Control: 90
Spin: 110
Sponge: 1,7 | 1,9 | 2,1 mm
Sp. hardness: 47,5°
Strategy: OFF+
Colours: Red, black
COMMUNITY FEEDBACK
There is not such a versatile rubber on the market like Aurus... topsheet so supple and easy to wrap the ball without massive bat speed, but also rewards big time fast bat speed.
Rubber lasts for HUNDREDS of hours. Not terrible spin reactive, performance does not degrade... decently linear, but explosive on big impacts, easy to manage opponent's spin with a counter or soft forward shot.
Does everything at least 95 out of 100 but none 100 out of 100.
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The only question why nobody use it?
Reply to "The only question why nobody use it?"
Why does Butterfly do so much marketing for all their rubbers and why do so many people are in luv with them?
How much marketing does Tibhar do for Aurus? I bet I do more marketing for them than they did for the last 15 years it has been on the market.
People OUGHT to be objective and use facts, logic and reasoning... but like some many gullible sheep, people respond to EMOTIONAL arguments... there is science and study in this realm and companies in the know exploit this for good or worse.
Reply to "The only question why nobody use it?"
It never caught on with pro-level table tennis, which was dominated by tenergy05 at the time. There were pro-player versions of Genius, never saw any of Aurus.
Next big thing: Evolution series.
Aurus, with all its qualities, fell by the wayside. Even worse: Quite shortly after Evolution, Tibhar had Quantum and Quantum S. Like Aurus to Genius, they weren´t a further development of Evolution, but another product line. They just vanished and had not a lot to do with the Quantum X rubbers of now (just like Aurus Prime and Select have nothing to do with the original Aurus series).
And of course the advertising budgets went into the more advanced - and more expensive - new stuff.
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