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  Chikuzen 2nd Generation （Reviews to GLAYZER09C）

  When paired with the Harimoto Inner ALC, it generates a lot of spin. The speed of this rubber itself seems to increase the more you swing. It's sta...

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  Genba Onko （Reviews to TRIPLE Double Extra）

  I've been trying out various rubbers because I wanted to play table tennis with sticky rubbers, and this is my first one (or rather, my zeroth rubb...

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  Kit Kat Man （Reviews to Skyline 3 NEO）

  The cuts are sharper, and the increased drive speed makes it easier to transition from offense to offense.

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  Nura （Reviews to RAKZA7 HARD）

  Used on the reverse side.It makes tricky plays like back cholis and cut blocks easier.The sheet has a somewhat unique feel to it.

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  Boki Pillar （Reviews to V>20 Double Extra）

  The topsheet is incredibly soft. When hitting a smash, it's best to utilize the hardness of the sponge to generate power.It's also very easy to hit...

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  murairo （Reviews to SO-TEN）

  It was easy to use. Backspin shots lifted well, but counter shots often went over the table. And because it's an inner rubber, it doesn't have much...

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  A high school student who likes clingy things （Reviews to OUTER FORCE ALC）

  Comparison with Fan Zhendong ALCBounce → Not that bouncyBall retention → It's an outer rubber, but it holds the ball wellLaunch → Launches the ball...

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  Donuckle believers （Reviews to AIGIS）

  I'm a backhand cutman using short pips.I tried this racket when using the Donuckle rubber.It was an FL (flared) grip, but the grip wasn't flat; it ...

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  Amazing （Reviews to BLACK BALSAV 5.0）

  I chose a lightweight model, but with standard Hexer 2.1mm rubbers on both sides, it weighed 149g.Using a stroke that utilizes the wrist and forear...

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  MH （Reviews to ARCBOLT）

  It felt really good. The hand size and grip thickness were just right for a middle schooler, and the weight was also good at 181g even with extra-t...