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  Gengar （Reviews to V>20 Double Extra）

  52.5g with MAX attached to Harimoto inner ALCIt's the heaviest rubber I've ever stretched.The sheet is soft, so it doesn't feel as hard as the hard...

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  Gengar （Reviews to V>22 Double Extra）

  49.6g with MAX attached to Fortino PerformanceI used it in the foreground.The ball is straight and clearly low.I started to feel more stable when I...

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  Gengar （Reviews to Dignics 09C）

  51g with special thickness applied to Harimoto inner ALCIt is stable because the arc line comes out. If you swing the ball really hard with the amo...

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  8th place in all table tennis （Reviews to HURRICANE PRO Ⅲ TURBO BLUE）

  To be honest, this rubber is the strongest rubber when used properly!A rubber suitable for intermediate to advanced players. It may not be suitable...

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  NIKOLA （Reviews to BLUESTORM PRO）

  I usually use it. Comparison with Fastark G1. First of all, it's a lot heavier, so I don't think you'll be able to touch it unless you have a lot o...

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  Gengar （Reviews to Mizutani Jun Major）

  It was an 83.2g individual. At 176g with rubber attached, it is light and easy to shake.There was a feeling of going up, but the whole thing was ma...

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  a （Reviews to Ofucharofu Legend carbon）

  It's fast and very nice, but it's not suitable for beginners...

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  Sebuchi （Reviews to Szocs Signature）

  I thought it would be possible for a woman with small hands to wear it because it was a spec model for Succi, but it turned out to be quite thick. ...

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  Accurate （Reviews to LIBERTA SOLID Pro）

  With light hits, bench techniques, regular drives, and loop drives, you can hit the ball with a soft feel like that of 5 wood plywood, and with spe...

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  Elle （Reviews to Swat）

  I used to use Kyohyo Neo 3 on Exter V, but this one flies better, but it's easier to control, so I think it's perfect for beginners.