TSP 730
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:5.5
- Spin:7.7
- Control:8.3
- Ultra-friction control system and the sticky back software
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Strength staple items in the classic sticky, ultra-friction rubber. Hard sponge is to create a strong rotation that was stable, well received in the cut man.
- Pimples in
- Excellent stability and low arc for cut play
- Suitable for both beginners and advanced cutmen
- Long durability and affordable price point
- Limited attacking power and speed
- Hardness 50 provides superior control
Reviews by user
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memory (Experience: 6〜10 years)
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2018/06/03
This is marketed as a beginner-level tacky rubber, but I think it holds up perfectly well even for advanced women's choppers.
Compared to a proper tacky rubber like Hurricane, if you take the ball even lower it becomes more stable and gives you sharper chops.
On offense, it's a bit hard to hit strong topspin drives, so I'd recommend it for players who mainly play a patient defensive game and go for angled smashes when a chance comes up.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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popo_890_ (Experience: 2〜3 years) Smashes go in like crazy
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2020/03/28
Used on the forehand of a Nittaku Nippen.
Smashing is especially easy with this.
Even low balls clear the net properly.
If you sink the ball in on a topspin drive, you can hit a really good shot too.
Also, it's super cheap.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Beginner dad (Experience: 4〜5 years) A rubber for developing young players
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2020/02/14
This was on the forehand side when my son started playing table tennis.
Whether you're adding spin or hitting flat, you have to swing the blade fully and properly or the ball just doesn't come alive. I felt like it was almost sending the message, "First, learn to swing the blade with correct form."
*Note: this product has since been discontinued, and Kateru Soft is used now.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Swat
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Yuya (Experience: 2〜3 years) The counterattack... a lightning-fast smash!!!
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2019/07/15
As of today, I'm a chopper using long pips on my backhand.
This rubber, the 730, is the one I was using before I switched.
Its sponge hardness is rated 50±3, which is on the harder side, but personally I didn't find it all that hard.
If anything, it's soft enough that you need to push into the ball a bit or your chops won't go long.
First, pushes: they had a decent amount of both spin and speed.
Nothing special, but stable.
Next, smashes: the classic chopper move of smashing an opponent's weak return (a soft push) — this rubber made that counter-attack unbeatably easy to pull off. It has speed, and decent power too. Because you can counter-attack with stability, you can go on the offensive with confidence.
Finally, chopping: against an opponent's strong topspin drive, I could put solid spin on my chops. However, against a slower, softer drive, chopping was difficult. Against a slow drive I usually go for a knuckle chop, but since this rubber doesn't bounce much, I couldn't quite pull it off well.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA SPECIAL
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Novice kid (Experience: 4〜5 years) As a rubber for chopping
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2018/10/26
I used this for chopping. It's easy to produce low-arcing chops, and it has great stability and staying power in rallies.
The raw amount of spin isn't high, but I think it's super easy to use for a beginner chopper.
Backhand topspin drives don't have much speed either, but if you brush up on the ball it's easy to do. As a chopping rubber, this is really good.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Shiono DEF
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MR-01 (Experience: More than 20 years) I think it's good for chopping
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2018/08/15
I think this works well as a beginner-friendly chopping rubber. It's hard and keeps the bounce down, so the distance stays consistent. The sharpness of the cut is decent too. Pushes come out with a low trajectory as well. There's less worry about overshooting, so it seems like a good rubber for learning to really put your own spin on the ball. On offense, though, the lack of speed is undeniable. You can't get much power out of topspin drives, so I think it's better to hit flat instead.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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Cut Unstable myself Better than expected
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2017/09/19
I had this in medium thickness on my Astron Yellow, but I switched blades to a Def Play Senso, so I moved the rubber over and kept using it — and what struck me most is how long it lasts. I haven't changed it in 3 months and it still grips the ball well and puts spin on it. If you're looking for something that lasts a long time and is cheap, how about this? Recommended for beginners and intermediate players.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Def play Senzo
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