Feint Long II
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:3.65
- Spin:4.46
- Control:7.58
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The effect of long pimpled rubber is maximized when the pimples are easily bent and deformed. The thinner and taller the pimples, the more effective they are. The aspect ratio (the length of the pimple divided by the width of its top) of FEINT LONG II has reached the limits of the ITTF rule.
- Long pimples
Players use Feint Long II
- Consistent and accurate cutting control
- Better spin variation than Long III
- More user-friendly than Curl P1
- Defensive techniques like pushing and flicking are easier
- Suitable for beginners through advanced players
Reviews by user
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Lotte (Experience: ４〜５ years) Outstanding ease of use!
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2016/10/07
I was torn between this and the TSP Curl P1, but I ended up going with this Long II because of my weird personal rule that two out of my three pieces of equipment — blade, forehand rubber, backhand rubber — have to be Butterfly. (Not that it really matters, lol)
Joking aside, once I actually used it, I found it really easy to play with.
Chops stay well under control, and my long-pips pushes, which I use a lot, are more stable than before too.
It might be because I'm switching over from the Glace, but attacking is definitely easier with this one.There isn't a huge amount of spin variation. But unlike the Glace, where the ball just cuts on its own, if you put your own solid cut on it, you get plenty of spin.
What really stands out is the control — the ball really does go exactly where you want it to.
If you're after stability along with power on long-pips pushes, this rubber is worth considering.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Hadraw Shield
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Dan KAZ (Experience: ２〜３ years) An all-round long pips rubber
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2023/03/26
My impressions after borrowing this from a friend who uses it.
First, the pips are soft so you get plenty of variation. That said, it's easy to use, and I'd recommend it even for beginners to long pips. I think it suits any playing style — all-round pips attackers, penhold pips players, or choppers.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use MARK WOOD
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student (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Meh...
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2020/02/16
Used on a chopping blade
○ You can put a decent amount of backspin on your chops yourself, and the spin is fairly good.
There's a bit of bounce. Pushes are easier to chop with than with Curl.
Hearing just that, you might think it sounds like a great rubber, but honestly it's hard to use.
I put on the thin version, but it bounces too much and I couldn't control it... It might work better on a low-bounce blade like a Defplay Senso.
Drives are also hard to hold down...All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use YUTO MURAMATSU
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Table tennis daisuki (Experience: Less than a year)
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2020/02/16
Pushes and chops are consistent and easy to do. I used to use Feint Long 3, but the 2 lets you attack as well, so I'd recommend it for close-to-the-table attackers and choppers.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use SWEDEN DEFENSIVE
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s3446 (Experience: ６〜１０ years)
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2019/08/10
It was outstandingly easy to use!
Since the pips were hard, the faster my swing speed,
the more backspin I could put on the ball,
and with a solid swing form
it was easy to flip the spin when chopping✴
Control was the best part above all,
and it was easy to send deep chops,
so this is the best!Pushes were also easy to put spin on,
and I think it's easy to use from beginners all the way up to pros!
I've used the Curl P-1 before,
but personally I found this one easier to use.Some people say the spin variation is small,
but I can still chop with real bite, so I recommend it!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Def play Senzo
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fenix (Experience: ４〜５ years) It was an incredibly easy-to-hit rubber
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2019/05/05
I got interested because pros use it, so I tried it as an extra-thin sheet on my Avalox P500 Chinese-penhold blade.
It grips the ball well against opponents' backspin, so you can hit topspin drives with it.
On top of that, a full swing smash produces a fast shot too.
The variation is decent, though my impression was that it doesn't visibly change the ball's spin that much.
Chopping is relatively easy to learn and control, and the ball goes in reliably.
As for playing styles, it's very popular with choppers, but I think it also suits an all-round close-to-the-table pips-out style.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use P500
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so sa (Experience: ４〜５ years) For choppers who prioritize stability
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2019/03/06
Chopping is super consistent. It doesn't vary the spin all that much. But you can also chop with heavy backspin yourself, and since it has some grip on the ball, you can attack with it too. You can attack more with a topspin drive than with a push. Blocking also stops the ball well. That said, I wouldn't really recommend it for close-to-the-table play.
Recommended for choppers who prioritize consistency.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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