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Vega Europe H
Vega Europe H — soft yet firm-feeling, widely used on the backhand.
Performance
XIOM official, 10-pointAbout this product
At 45° it is the softest in the Vega H family, and its catapult figure of 3.0 is the lowest of the eight XIOM rubbers here.
A catapult of 3.0 is easy to misread. It does mean less power — and that is the point. A soft 45-degree sponge compresses under a slower swing, which makes producing a good ball easier at that stage.
Spin 4.4 and speed 5.0 are low too. This rubber is not scoring badly on an advanced player’s scale; it is aimed at a different stage entirely.
₩50,000. Cheap among XIOM rubbers, and if you are struggling to get the ball to travel on a harder rubber — tacky or tensor — dropping down here may be the answer.
What the numbers say
Inverted, 45° sponge. Its speed of 5.0 ranks 5 of 8 rubbers, on the low side. Its catapult & click, by contrast, is 3.0 — among the lowest. Based on the manufacturer’s published figures.
This paragraph is not a copied review — it is generated from the figures and rankings collected on this site, and changes when they do.
Full specifications
| Surface type | Inverted |
| Tackiness | Non-tacky |
| Sponge hardness | 45° |
| Thickness options | 1.8 / 2.0mm / MAX |
| Colours | Red / Black |
| Made in | Germany |
Blades that pair with this rubber
Real player setups and level-based recommendations come first.
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5-ply + 2 ZLC plies
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SK Carbon
5-ply + 2 carbon plies
A slower blade — easier-handling rubbers suit it
Franziska Innerforce ZLC
5-ply + 2 ZL-Carbon plies
A slower blade — easier-handling rubbers suit it
Timo Boll ZLF
5-ply + 2 ZL-Fiber plies
A slower blade — easier-handling rubbers suit it