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Xiom Vega - Find the best table tennis rubber for your individual style!

The rubbers from the Xiom Vega series are one of the most popular and most common rubbers worldwide. They not only convince with an unbeatable price-performance ratio, but also with their excellent gaming properties, and a long durability.

The very first Xiom Vega table tennis rubbers appeared in 2010, and they are a solid part of best-seller lists ever since. Particularly, the Xiom Vega Pro as a top rubber should be mentioned at this point. Other very popular table tennis rubbers from the Xiom Vega product line are the Xiom Vega Europe (a very balanced medium-soft rubber), or the Xiom Vega Japan (designed for the medium-fast attacking game).

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  1. Xiom Omega VII Pro

    Xiom Omega VII Pro

    Der zweite Belag der neuen Omega VII Serie, der für das Frühjahr 2018 angekündigt wurde, ist der Xiom Omega VII Pro. Wie schon bei den Vorgängermodellen ist auch diesmal die Pro-The second rubber from the new Omega VII series is called Xiom Omega VII Pro. As already with the predecessor models, also this time the Pro-version is slightly harder and faster than the Euro-version. For this reason, this TT rubber is perfect for a powerful, dynamical topspin game, with lots of pressure. Compared to similar rubbers, the specialty of the new Omega VII rubbers is its relatively low weight. This opens many new possibilities to combine blades and rubbers.
    • catchy, elastic topsheet, and a medium-hard, large-pored sponge
    • allows powerful as well as very rotational topspins from any position
    • fast scoring by hard shots, and efficient finishers
    • good control due to a moderate speed, and good techniques
    • weighs approx. 5 g less than comparable Tensor rubbers
    • excellent rubber for a variable and effective attacking game (Off/Off+)
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    As low as: €57.90

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  2. Xiom Vega China

    Xiom Vega China - A hard table tennis rubber with offensive intentions!

    The Xiom Vega China is a TT rubber which perfectly combines the properties of European and Chinese rubbers. For this reason, the Vega China has a unique and very special feeling.
    • topsheet is very catchy and a bit sticky
    • dynamical and elastic sponge with Tensor-Bios-Technology
    • has the capability to develop highly rotational topspins
    • hard counters, blocks, and shots are no problem
    • enables a spinny serve-and-return game
    • designed for aggressive offensive players who quickly want to score
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    As low as: €44.90

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  3. Xiom Vega Tour - Belag

    Xiom Vega Tour

    Since May 2018, the Xiom Vega Tour is available. This TT rubber is well known, and our partner tt-spin.de(com) made a detailed test report on the Vega Tour which is also included in this description.
    • modern offensive rubber with immense catapult effect
    • very catchy and spinny topsheet, combined with 45 ° sponge
    • uncompromising when playing close to the table, forgives errors when doing blocks
    • low susceptibility to spin
    • the newest rubber technology at a low price
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    As low as: €49.90

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  4. Xiom Omega VII Asia

    Xiom Omega VII Asia

    With the Omega VII rubber series, the Korean company Xiom achieved the absolute breakthrough in terms of modern table tennis rubbers with an integrated speed-gluing effect. This is also true for the Omega VII Asia, which is very fast, highly spinny, and extremely light. The Omega 7 Asia is equipped with a very hard sponge (52.5 °). This results in much directness, much speed, and lots of power: Perfect for modern attackers with a good technique. Control, however, is decreased in this TT rubber (although control is still ok considering the very offensive style of this rubber). We only recommend this rubber for players who are able to control this weapon (in other words, who have a high training workload, and good skills).

    Xiom also implemented new technologies when creating the Omega 7 Asia (by the way: pimples are in). The so called Elasto Futura generation (with Cycloid) enables several positive developments. First, there is a better accuracy (balls are more accurate, and hit the target) and an improved trajectory. Second, the game can be designed with more pressure you can exert on your opponent. Powerful topspins, even at high speeds, result in a sinking trajectory at the end of the flight path. This ensures that the balls have a good length, and improves the safety (smaller error rate).

    The hard Carbo sponge, as well as the highly catchy (lot of grip!) topsheet were perfectly matched to each other. Due to Dynamic Friction, there is a better synchronization with the Carbo sponge. Hence, this combination results in much power, and an enormous amount of rotation. This makes this rubber perfect for modern, aggressive attackers (Off+). In addition, the weight of the rubber was reduced.

    Find a summary below, which tells you the main differences between the Xiom Omega 7 rubber series (note that all rubbers are basically "Off", and exhibit a low weight):

    • Xiom Omega VII Euro: The Omega 7 Euro corresponds to the "softest" rubber within this series. Note that it is still medium-hard (45°)! The 7 Euro is mainly made for variable attacks. This rubber is very suitable not only for safe blocks, but - of course - also for dynamical topspins from the half distance. Also, the Omega VII Euro exhibits an elastic topsheet & thin pips. The corresponding gaming style is Off-.
    • Xiom Omega VII Pro: More powerful than the former, with a catchy and elastic topsheet & a slightly harder medium-hard (47.5°) sponge. This rubber is designed for spinny topspins and hard shots from any position. Gaming system: Offensive attacks (Off).
    • Xiom Omega VII Asia: Again a bit harder (52.5°) than former rubber. Hence, the VII Asia exhibits increased dynamics. This rubber also has a very catchy topsheet, is very direct, fast, and quite controllable (note that the Xiom 7 Asia is a very offensive rubber). Gaming style: Offensive plus (Off+).
    • Xiom Omega VII Tour: The hardest (55°) rubber within the Omega 7 series! This table tennis rubber exhibits an extremely fast & catchy surface, plus an optimal speed transfer! Only one gaming system appropriately describes this brutal weapon: Offensive plus (Off+)!
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    As low as: €57.90

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  5. Xiom Vega Def

    Xiom Sigma II Pro

    The Xiom Sigma II Pro is an offensive topspin rubber from the Korean manufacturer Xiom, which is characterized by e.g. its power, or the integrated speed-gluing effect. Further important properties of this table tennis rubber are:
    • offensive rubber with pimples in
    • Hyper Elasto IMB generation
    • medium-hard to hard sponge (including the proven black Carbo-sponge)
    • perfect for aggressive, fast topspins close to the table
    • gaming system: the extreme offensive (Off+)
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    As low as: €48.90

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  6. Xiom Vega Def

    Xiom Vega SPO

    For the Korean manufacturer Xiom, the Xiom Vega SPO is the first table tennis rubber with short pimples (pips). The main properties of this rubber are as follows:
    • fast rubber with short pimples (out)
    • medium-hard sponge + proven Carbo Sponge technology
    • designed for the modern attacker (close to the table)
    • gaming system: Offensive (Off)
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    As low as: €29.90

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  7. Xiom Belag Omega VII Tour

    Xiom Omega VII Tour

    The Xiom Omega VII Tour is a quite new table tennis rubber from the Korean company Xiom. It is also the hardest rubber within the Omega 7 series. Its main properties are:
    • very hard rubber (sponge hardness: 55°), and extremely fast
    • very catchy topsheet
    • ElastoFutura and Cycloid technology
    • gaming style: Off+!
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    As low as: €69.90

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