overall rankings1457 results found.
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- HADRAW5(Number of reviews: 5)
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 8.20
- Spin: 8.40
- Control: 8.80
- Speed: 9/10 Even though the outer ply isn't that...
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- MA LONG 5 (LG TYPE)(Number of reviews: 5)
LG = Large Grip
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 8.00
- Spin: 9.40
- Control: 9.00
I'm usually not a 5-ply guy, but I think this one ...
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- WFS rotor SR (Rounded type)(Number of reviews: 5)
Use a medium soft of Western material + hard Hiroshi material + WF + hard Hiroshi material in the...
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 7.80
- Spin: 7.80
- Control: 9.20
I tried hitting with short pips, inverted rubber, ...
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- FÉLIX LEBRUN HYPER CARBON(Number of reviews: 4)
The blade Felix Lebrun Hyper Carbon is as extraordinary as its homonym. Developed with the expert...
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 9.00
- Spin: 9.00
- Control: 8.75
I'm a user from a Chinese forum and I'm commenting...
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- NORIO TAKASHIMA The Legend Series(Number of reviews: 4)
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 6.00
- Spin: 8.50
- Control: 8.75
Compared to a normal chopping racket in the 165/15...
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- ALTIUS COMBO(Number of reviews: 4)
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 8.75
- Spin: 9.00
- Control: 9.25
This is amazing. I'm using the lightweight 81g ver...
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- YAGYU V(Number of reviews: 4)
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 9.00
- Spin: 8.75
- Control: 9.25
Because it's a rounded shape with relatively subdu...
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- NOSTALGIC VII(Number of reviews: 4)
The Nostalgic VII is a 7-ply blade build with the same hand selected middle and second layer vene...
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 8.50
- Spin: 8.25
- Control: 8.00
I'd been using the 7mm Clipper Wood. I liked the b...
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- RUTIS REVO J(Number of reviews: 4)
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 8.75
- Spin: 7.50
- Control: 8.25
It has good flex, so depending on the rubber you p...
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- TENALY ORIGINAL(Number of reviews: 4)
Blade in original shape which allows to hold the racket both as shakehand and pen. This racket cr...
- Overall: 9.00
- Speed: 5.50
- Spin: 7.25
- Control: 8.50
On the forehand side, it's easy to catch the right...
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