TSP 730 Speed
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[Hardness] Hard [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:3.8
- Spin:8.2
- Control:7.4
- Ultra-friction and adhesion back software
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More remains of the drive + haste is I think in the sponge harder. To those who want to mix the speed rotation.
- Pimples in
- Hard feel with stable control performance
- Excellent spin capability
- Affordable price for trials
- Poor speed unsuitable for attacks
- Strong cutting sharpness for cutsmen
Reviews by user
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Swivel (Experience: ２〜３ years) Hard, tacky-type rubber
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2018/04/14
It's hard. Just plain hard.
I was using Talibit before this, so maybe that made it feel even harder in comparison, but it's hard.
Because it's hard, it has a distinctive feel on contact, but being a tacky rubber, the control is excellent.
That said, the spin it's marketed for doesn't really have much grip on the ball (a friend told me it's not used much, so maybe it was old stock that had been sitting in the shop for a while — not sure if that's true), and since the spin relies on the sticky tackiness, my impression is that it doesn't produce especially fierce spin.
If you want to get used to hard rubbers, or you just like hard rubbers, I think it's worth using.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Tough (Experience: ２〜３ years) A rubber that gives peace of mind
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2019/02/08
I use this on the backhand side as a blocker.
First off, the spin really is quite something.
Serves get plenty of bite, and if you're determined, you can even manage topspin drives.
The hardness is on the firmer side.
It also handles blocking well.
That said, while it's totally fine for the occasional counter-attack a blocker throws in, I think it's a stretch for an attacking player to use it as their main weapon.
Still, every technique shows a certain level of consistency with it, so it's a rubber you can put on and feel reassured with.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use BATTLE BALSA
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Yutchi @ cut Doesn't fly at all
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2016/05/18
This rubber really doesn't fly, so it's safest to save your attacking shots for genuine put-away chances. The chops have insane bite and the control is solid too! On top of that, you can send the ball back slowly, which gives you time to recover, so I'd recommend it for beginner-to-intermediate choppers who don't attack much!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Hadraw Shield
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Knuckle Man A classic tacky rubber
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2015/04/17
This is one of those long-standing classic rubbers.
First of all, it's very hard. I personally like a hard feel, so
that's not a problem for me, and it takes spin well.
It works not just for choppers but for drive players too.
It's cheap too, so it's worth picking up just to try.
I think it's a good rubber. It's definitely not a bad one!
All Speed Spin Control
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Shoo (Experience: ６〜１０ years) The "thin" version's performance still holds up today
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2015/01/22
It doesn't have much bounce to begin with, and going with the thin version to cut the bounce down even further brings out its ultimate spin performance.
It's cheap too.All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use Black Balsa 3.0
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