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  Tomoyan （Reviews to NUZN 48）

  I used it on a 5-ply wood forehand (2.1) and it felt softer than other 48-degree rubbers. That said, it's easier to control the ball and apply spin...

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  Takataka's Teke Teke （Reviews to Omega V Pro）

  It really does produce stable heat!I'm also a counter-attacker,but I still find it easy to use. It's truly amazing.I use an SKCarbon racket blade t...

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  Zair 03 Dependence （Reviews to V＞15 Extra）

  This rubber is recommended for intermediate players. It also comes in colored versions, which I like because they are very vibrant. However, it's a...

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  Zair 03 Dependence （Reviews to V>20 Double Extra）

  The feel of the ball was so good I wondered if it was really 52.5 degrees. However, it's only good for people who can hit the ball on their own at ...

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  Zair 03 Dependence （Reviews to V>15 Sticky）

  I think people will either love or hate this rubber. It depends on how you hit it. But it's really easy to do chiquitas on the table, and it's also...

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  A girl who sells her macho side （Reviews to FÉLIX LEBRUN HYPER CARBON）

  In practice, it flies too far and is difficult, but when I use it in a match, I find it surprisingly easy to control and it settles in nicely! It's...

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  A girl who sells her macho side （Reviews to Swat）

  In short, this is a racket with excellent overall performance. Among wooden rackets, it has strong bounce, making it suitable for use from the midd...

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  spring （Reviews to SWEDEN EXTRA）

  I use it with a double-sided Rygan. It doesn't have much bounce, and if anything, I don't feel much bounce when a rubber is attached. If you attach...

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  Zair 03 Dependence （Reviews to Swat 5）

  This racket is inexpensive and I thought it would be a good first racket. I recommend using the Forehand Swat Spin Power rubber and the Backhand Sw...

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  Zair 03 Dependence （Reviews to CYBERSHAPE WOOD）

  This racket is made of wood, but it's easier to handle than I expected and produces good shots. I recommend choosing a rubber that flies rather tha...