Victas VJ > 07 Stiff

This rubber is an average choice for looping and receiving. However, it excels at serving and blocking; it can effectively counter any topspin, allowing you to kill the ball and add your own spin. It is also very insensitive to other spins.

I tested it on a carbon Viscaria-style blade, which did not impress me; however, when paired with an all-wood Stiga Eternity, it performed wonderfully. The sound produced during play is impressive, creating a great click.

It is worth noting that this rubber is definitely not 45° on the Euro scale. It feels softer, more in the range of 40-43° on that scale. Overall, it would be an excellent choice for teaching and learning, especially for players who enjoy playing close to the table with a spinny and aggressive style.

My favorite rubber is powerful and very easy to play with.

This rubber is excellent for both the backhand (BH) and forehand (FH) strokes. Its versatility makes it a great choice for players looking to enhance their overall game.

Good for a control-based game. But even on a fast blade, my attack was weak.
(Maybe my problem :)
V > 01 suits me better.

Para mi tipo y forma de jugar, este hule me da una excelente sensación para el topspin de FH y el golpeo rápido o el bloqueo de BH. Lo estoy usando con una cuchilla Donic Scachkov Carbon y tanto de FH como de BH resulta cómodo jugar con él. Muy buen control, buen efecto, muy buen desempeño.

I’ve never played with Victas rubbers before, but decided to give them a try and was pleasantly surprised. Good grip, spinning is a pleasure, and excellent control. The speed is slightly above average, with a not-so-high trajectory. Overall, a well-balanced modern rubber.