Feint Long III
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:3
- Spin:4.68
- Control:8.55
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Designed for the aggressive chopper, Feint Long III features a softer more flexible top sheet combined with a softer sponge.
The result is a long pips-out rubber ideal for long range heavy chopping strokes with maximum control.
- Long pimples
Players use Feint Long III
Reviews by user
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JHS · Chopper （Experience：２〜３ years） Kind have rare sense of stability!
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2016/10/18
※ It is junior and novice cut man. Thickness is using a thin.
○ defense technology
Cut: soft sponge to absorb the momentum of the ball, you can stable throw-in. Especially for loop drive, you can lower a deep cut that was cut smash.
Poking: you off pretty well. However, because it does not bounce, for under rotation, it is easy to strongly struck not and net mistake.
Block: this is if stability rubber. If change, it would be on the better of the curl of the TSP.
○ attack technology
Smash: relatively easy, you can knuckle smash topped the speed. Because there is a catch, it is also possible drive attack, if not power.
Push: stability is excellent. If change, curling of the TSP would be above.
○ Saab receive
Saab: because it does not bounce, it may be difficult to aim the ace with a long service. It is enough to serve to deceive the opponent.
Receive: If the rotation of the other party is known, you can receive that with the easy change. Course is also aim easy.
◎ Summary
Anyway stability think one ranking!
The Tsubu high from the first time use the players, until the senior cut man / heterogeneous offense and defense type to seek a sense of stability and sharpness, it is the rubber that can be recommended for a wide range of players.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Super defensive
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Yutchi @ cut I do not think the grain high.
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2016/05/12
The grain sales is the sharpness of poking you do not think. You cut off from their own, but I receive has been difficult precisely because expire from their own. Cut was also there are many also would skip been affected by the opponent of the ball. . . There is no habit in the very rubber close to the table software. In yourself Tsubudaka is able enough poking also in Japanese thin If you're using have liked Carl P-4 is the best, but we exceeded it by far in terms of the only this rubber is poking. It might be eliminated and try to use people who are feeling the flame to poking and light drive processing in the way of grain High users!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use VIOLONCELLO
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Manufacturing （Experience：１１〜２０ years） Best for the rubber to Tsubudaka to first cut man
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2016/05/11
Easy-to-use rubber to the grain sales from the back or table at a cut man. Cut-poking is easy to stable throw-in. The particle is a hard but soft sense of the striking compared to the TSP Carl series. It is such as a change is less than that of the Carl series, but is prone to many times throw-in in a stable. It is a good rubber for use in the first to cut man to challenge the grain high.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA SPECIAL
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Nasutaku （Experience：４〜５ years） Offense and defense universal grain high!
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2016/04/04
Thickness was using thin. By the way, it will be the review of the pen grains. Without that the grain falls down is soft grain high like to freely grain with hard sponge is soft type of rubber, is very easy to do is attack technique. There is no tension grain high like a speed, but there is a versatility that she can Any and drive meat strike, opposite field. Defense is also very stable thanks to the hard grain and a soft sponge. It is commonplace that it block shed, but will be in the grain high seems to block or when you cut or slide. Cutting property Short will cut well and taking a larger swing in the feeling that going to cut from their'll cut and kick ass. Easy to spear any technology with respect to receive, it is particularly easy to fairly spear flick. You get quite a speed. After, I am happy to go to a certain extent cut even for knuckle because this rubber is a rubber that can be added the rotation from myself. Control performance I also like so very good. It is recommended for those who go with the changes such as personally do not cut, cut, stop-hit because it is a high flexibility rubber. It is the rubber that you want to recommend even before team offense and defense as well as cut man!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Swat
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Offensive cut man （Experience：２〜３ years） Not to apply the rotation and put on the hard wood.
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2016/03/14
It does not take the rotation at all and put on the hard wood racket. It does not as much as Bti slice and cut so little bite will take under rotation. Koji Matsushita offensive that I're using now is the wood of the firm. Acquaintance I was allowed to test hitting because it was stuck to the racket that the butterfly of Chusehihyoku, but could well Bti slice cut compatibility. I think it good to put on the softer wood.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA OFFENSIVE
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Fukutaka Ideal for grain high-cut man
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2016/03/10
Rubber of stability-oriented. Very sense of stability is high and easy to handle. It is recommended to cut man. Grain is harder than Carl P-4, poking would be cut in its own way When you practice. Also cut firmly cut.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA
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ttttttttt （Experience：４〜５ years） It can be surprisingly bang
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2016/02/03
It is a personal feeling, but return in the direction in which the image of easy to control was a very easy-to-use rubber in swipe at the grain more than block
All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use Chinese EX
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