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  Cut it （Reviews to GLAYZER09C）

  I use it as a cut player. The push shots are stable and sharp, and if you have the technique to control the cut, you can hit a good ball. Naturally...

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  E.J. （Reviews to GRASTORY 44）

  It is a vertical arrangement of small grains with wide spacing, similar to the Jewel Large. The yellow sponge gives the sheet a glossy and taut fee...

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  beginner （Reviews to GLAYZER）

  I feel like I can control it pretty well.I can serve it.I can almost drive it.It bounces well.But if I get good at using it, I can get it on the ta...

• Surarin （Reviews to Carl P-3 software）

  I use the ox for my backhand. With underspin and a drive using your wrist slightly away from your body, the ball will lift up. If you push the ball...

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  Achikin （Reviews to Mark V）

  This is highly recommended as the first rubber for beginners who have just started playing table tennis. Beginners can use this rubber for both for...

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  Bean Table Tennis （Reviews to Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC）

  I changed my racket from the SK7 Classic. It's a backhand racket, but I put a lot of emphasis on rotation in my forehand, so I bought it to improve...

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  Former Single-Sided Pen Man （Reviews to ALLROUND EVOLUTION）

  I bought a Chinese-style PAC. It weighs 71g, which is a light weight, and with both sides attached it weighs 154g. The ball feels soft and holds we...

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  Beginner Pro （Reviews to SK7 Classic）

  I was originally using a five-ply wood racket, but when I changed to this one, I was surprised at how much it bounced. And because it's a seven-ply...

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  Nino （Reviews to Innerforce Layer ALC）

  The drive is extremely powerful and the amount of rotation is also excellent. This is a highly recommended racket.

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  Cut it （Reviews to DIODE PRO）

  Since no one has reviewed it, I'll write one. Everyone around me said that it felt hard on impact, but it felt completely normal on impact. I perso...