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  Rakza 7 believer （Reviews to Rakza 7）

  I started playing table tennis in high school, and it's been a year and a half now. About nine months after I started, I stuck it on F as my third ...

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  on （Reviews to GLAYZER）

  I used it in the extra thick version. Rotation, speed, and stability are all perfect. I think most people can use the Glazer without using Dignics....

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  Intermediate level 5 （Reviews to TENERGY 05）

  I've been using it for two months. Well, there hasn't been any major changes. Maybe it's just lost a little bit of spin, that's all. Don't worry ab...

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  LOVERUBBER （Reviews to GLAYZER09C）

  I use high-performance and highly elastic rubbers such as Dignics and Tenergy, and while I get intoxicated with the exhilarating feeling during pra...

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  I can't even be a beginner （Reviews to RASANTER C45）

  It flies so well that anything that falls will go in. It's also great because it helps improve the skills you're good at while also improving the s...

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  （Reviews to Acoustic）

  I bought this when I started playing table tennis again after I became a working adult. I think it's the best of the 5-ply plywood rackets, except ...

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  Spotted （Reviews to Innerforce Layer ALC）

  I started playing table tennis in high school, and received this racket from a friend about a year and a half later. Previously, I used a pure wood...

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  Stiga Fan （Reviews to CLIPPER CR WRB）

  I've been using Stiga rackets for about 15 years, and I can tell that the sound of the ball hitting the racket and the feeling it gives to my hands...

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  on （Reviews to WANOKIWAMI AO OFF）

  This is the first time I've come across a racket that bounces so much among five plywood. It holds the ball well and is easy to use with any rubber...

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  LOVERUBBER （Reviews to EBENHOLZ NCT V）

  It is made of 5 plywood and the top plate is made of a hard material, so many people say that it is relatively hard, but the plate thickness is thi...