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  Huang-chan （Reviews to OMEGAⅧ CHINA）

  It's surprisingly light for a tacky rubber, making it much easier to swing.It's especially stable on the table.I think it's worth trying for tensio...

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  Ruirui! ♪♪ （Reviews to HURRICANE8-80）

  Used for the forehand with a penhold grip.Compared to other Hurricane rubbers, it feels softer and closer to tension rubber.It's easy to put spin o...

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  sea urchin （Reviews to TENERGY 05）

  I was using Tenergy 80 (hereinafter referred to as 80), but I switched on a friend's recommendation.Compared to 80, Tenergy 05 (hereinafter abbrevi...

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  Tanabe （Reviews to HELIX PLATINUM HX）

  I bought it online for 8000 yen and have been using it for about a month.It doesn't have any particularly outstanding features; it's a well-balance...

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  Achiane Summer （Reviews to Dignics 09C）

  The most impressive thing about this rubber is its incredible lifespan. It's perfectly usable for 3-4 months, and even after degradation, it far su...

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  Uraura Ura Blockman （Reviews to CLASSIC ALLROUND）

  I was intrigued by its very unique blade construction, but there were so few reviews that I decided to buy it.It has a total of 9 layers, but the r...

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  Amagishi （Reviews to INTRO POWER FL）

  I used the 84g version.The sound when hitting the sweet spot is satisfying, and the rebound power is sufficient. The difference between hitting it ...

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  （Reviews to athenes attack）

  First of all, it's light. Because it's light, it's easier for me, a forehand rubber user, to land smashes and drives!As expected! A racket specific...

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  kikaida008 （Reviews to Cybershape Destiny Carbon）

  I think this blade is suitable for players who smash and hit close to the table (as that's my style).The blade thickness is on the thinner side eve...

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  fujix （Reviews to DYNASTY CARBON）

  I've gone from Inspira → Libra → Goriki → and finally arrived at Dynasty Carbon.The Dynasty Carbon is my first outer-walled racket, and it's a rack...