Mark V

Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Little soft
[Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 7.38 / 10

112 reviews

Speed:5.71
Spin:6.31
Control:8.52

: Yasaka Mark V is one of the oldest and well known rubbers in the history of this sport. Originally released in 1969, this rubber helped revolutionize table tennis by proving that a heavy topspin attacking style was not only viable, but would also become the dominant style of table tennis from the 1970s all the way to today. These days, Mark V is still characterized by its grippy surface, medium sponge, and superb control. Today, it is a solid choice for beginners with an allround blade and all the way up to high level play when boosted and on a more offensive blade.

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Specifications

Producer: Yasaka

Product code: B-10

Speed: 90

Spin: 90

Control: 78

Hardness: 40-45

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It feels like the high elasticity rubber. It doesn't have any particularly sharp performance, but all the techniques are easy to use, so it's recommended for your first or second shot. I used it on a five-ply plywood board, but when I tried a friend's one on a seven-ply plywood board, it was very easy to drive. It has a long lifespan and is cheap, so it is a good value for money.

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2023/11/21

All	9/10
Speed	6
Spin	6
Control	10
Hardness	Little soft

Racket recommended use Levant

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Tanaka 0569 Good or bad, for beginners

Since it is a highly elastic rubber, it has a certain amount of momentum and excellent controllability.

Therefore, it is recommended for those who are just starting to play table tennis or those who want to play the game.

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2023/11/18

All	7/10
Speed	6
Spin	6
Control	10
Hardness	Little hard

Racket recommended use AA

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Elle （Experience：２〜３ years） Easy to cut and a variety of attacks

I'm usually a drive man, but I use Back Booster SA Foremark V Medium as a backup.
It rotates so it doesn't fly away, so it stays in place even if you shake it as hard as you can.
I think it's best for people who make a lot of over-misses to use a racket that doesn't fly too far.

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2023/09/20

All	8/10
Speed	6
Spin	9
Control	10
Hardness	Soft

Racket recommended use YK ORIGINAL Ⅲ

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risotto neiro （Experience：６〜１０ years） A mirror that reflects your skills

I used it before, but I played against elementary school students in a doubles match.
I received a heavy drive that I have never had before from break-in practice.
If you are buying expensive tension rubbers because of your financial strength, I think you should reconsider your thoughts.
I can't fly from the tension.
It is good to supplement with a racket.
Even if you use expensive tension, are you able to get the specs out? I want to ask
When I used it myself, I felt that the 38mm Mark V would fly too much, but I switched to the 40mm plastic and it became easier to handle.
If you make mistakes using this rubber, you can clearly see what is wrong.
Good technique is reflected in the rubber as it is.
A mirror is really heavy.

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2023/06/08

All	10/10
Speed	7
Spin	9
Control	10
Hardness	Little hard

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Yuu. Cutman （Experience：２〜３ years） mass of stability

It is pasted for rental of club activities!
Basic strikes such as forehand and backhand shots have a sense of stability anyway. Of course, basic techniques such as tsutsuki are also easy to do, so I think it's perfect for beginners who want to learn various techniques first! At the timing of becoming an intermediate player, I think it is necessary to change to a rubber with a little stronger tension, but it is definitely the best for beginners.
Also, I think that there is also the adoption of the back side of the back cut man. I think that it is difficult to cut the back with the back soft if the rubber has a strong tension, but with this rubber it was cut quite beautifully!

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2023/05/06

All	9/10
Speed	6
Spin	8
Control	10
Hardness	Little soft

Racket recommended use BLOODWOOD

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sticky choridora （Experience：６〜１０ years） Stiff for this high elasticity

For beginners, it feels a little stiff.
Since the seat has a weak grip, the driving technology is stable. The manufacturer recommends a combination with Markwood, but it's tough for intermediate players and above. It doesn't bounce. In the first place, I feel that there is little need to use it if you are intermediate or higher, but if you really want to use it, a bouncy racket (I didn't like the outerwear). The compatibility with the 7 pieces of wood was good.

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2023/03/20