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Pratap Singh Asked 10 years ago
What is tensor technology in rubbers?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Pratap,
It is just where they have stretched the rubber to add tension to it. This makes the rubber faster.
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Pratap Singh Posted 10 years ago
So is this a good thing and if it is then u doesn't tenergy do this.
Tenergy is a tensor rubber.
Jean Balthazar Posted 10 years ago
Butterfly calls its tensor rubbers "H Tension". Maybe there's a patent on this, but it's certainly more or less the same principle as all the other tensor rubbers. The trouble with this technology, which is supposed to reproduce the effects of the now banned speed glue, is that its effect doesn't last. Sometimes it can vanish very rapidly, like in a couple of months. So if you don't need maximum speed and you're on a budget, prefer the non-tensor rubbers, like the Yasaka Mark V for example. I also don't like the "trampoline" effect of some tensor rubbers (non-linear response from soft to harder hits) that makes them less predictable than regular rubbers.