I paired a pair of Glayzer 09C 1.9 with an Innerforce ZLF AN blande and the mix is insane. The goal was to have an allround+/offensive- racket, medium/low speed, max control and a lot of spin. Goal achieved! I tried a few rubbers, but mostly cheaper ones. This rubber allowed me a lot of control and spin, still with decent speed. I recently was able to do counter smash with the back hand under the table, landing it after passing so close to the net. Marvelous!
To understand where I come from, I did 4 years of competition when I was in high school. I picked up table tennis a year ago, 25 years later and with continued practice, I'm definitively going to be better than I was then.

A unique feature of these rubbers is their ability to dramatically influence playing style by altering spin, speed, and control. What makes some rubbers stand out is their sponge hardness and grip texture, which create a perfect balance between dwell time and power. For example, tacky rubbers can "grab" the ball longer, giving players extra spin control, while high-tension rubbers store more energy for rapid, explosive shots. The intricacy of this dynamic means that choosing the right rubber can transform an average player’s game into a more strategic and finely-tuned performance, adapting seamlessly between aggressive offense and subtle defense.