Loki Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version) Review
A Tacky sheet at 2.1mm sponge thickness. Loki rates it a Top Players, Offensive rubber — best suited to players with an attacking game built around generating your own power.
Sheet construction and manufacturer ratings
| Rubber type | Tacky |
|---|---|
| Sponge hardness | A37.5 (red) / A39 (black) |
| Sponge thickness | 2.1mm |
| Colours available | Black, Red |
| Speed / Spin / Control | 13 / 13 / 13 (Loki’s 1–15 manufacturer scale) |
| Playing style | Offensive |
| Player level | Top Players |
| ITTF status | Approved |
| Price | £49.99 |
Top Players level, Offensive style
Good fit if you
- Are a top-level competitive player chasing every last percent of performance.
- Play an attacking game built around generating your own power.
Look elsewhere if you
- Are a beginner or improver still building your own power — a softer, more forgiving sheet suits that stage better.
A blade that suits this rubber
Loki’s own cross-sell pairing for Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version).
If Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version) isn’t the right sheet
Loki’s own related picks within the range.
Common questions
Is the Loki Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version) ITTF approved?
Yes. Every Loki rubber holds ITTF approval on the List of Authorised Racket Coverings, so it’s legal for Table Tennis England and ITTF-sanctioned league and tournament play.
What level of player is Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version) for?
Loki rates it a Top Players, Offensive rubber, best suited to players with an attacking game built around generating your own power.
What blade pairs well with Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version)?
Loki’s own pairing suggests the Wei Shihao ARC (ALC) Special Version or the W81 Player ADC Special (Athlete Version). See the Pair It With section above for live pricing.
How much does the Loki Rxton 9 Pro (Athlete Special Version) cost?
£49.99 at the time of writing, read live from the shop so this always matches what you’d pay at checkout. See the product page to buy.
Not sure this is the right rubber?
Compare it against every other sheet in the range, or build a complete bat in the Racket Configurator.




