Rakza 7 Soft

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[Hardness] Soft
[Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 8.32 / 10

88 reviews

Speed:7.16
Spin:8.64
Control:8.68

: In Rakza 7 Soft the top sheet is the same as for Rakza 7. The sponge is softer which gives the rubber more sound and built-in speed glue effect. With Rakza 7 Soft the control characteristics are improved. After hitting the ball with top spin the curve of the ball is slightly higher, giving little bit bigger margins in the game. In the short return play, the ball feel is better.

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Specifications

Producer: Yasaka

Product code: B-77

Speed: 11-

Spin: 14+

Control: 9+

Hardness: 37-42

Players use Rakza 7 Soft

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Tenari （Experience：２〜３ years） Back side of the universal rubber (beginner to intermediate)

I used it on the back side. It is quite easy to rotate even if you bite or rub it.
The speed is about average. Meat can also be balanced. Stops are a bit harder to do than hard rubber, but if you let them go, they will break and go fast. It is a well-balanced rubber overall. Beginners learn the technology of the back, and it is recommended to the back side of turning emphasis on the middle class.

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2019/05/18

All	8/10
Speed	7
Spin	9
Control	10
Hardness	Soft

Racket recommended use INNERFORCE LAYER ALC.S

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11

The （Experience：１１〜２０ years） For those who aim at both hands from now

· Advantages
It is easy to control and easily track the course in rally. It is soft but easy to block and can be worn quickly. There is no feeling that it is hanging, but the loop can drop a broken ball in front of the net.
・ Cons
When I grabbed the ball as fast as possible, I could get a speed, but it was difficult to get the ball so tight during the rally, though it was soft.
Stops tend to float when used to hard rubber.
If it is a hard racket, it may be too stiff before hitting the drive and the repulsive force may fall short.
I think that it fits with a flexible racket such as a plywood or a soft material inner.

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2019/04/23

All	8/10
Speed	7
Spin	8
Control	8
Hardness	Soft

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9

Chocolate monaca （Experience：４〜５ years） Soft and easy to use

It is the first review.
I used to paste it back sometime ago,
The hardness is 37 to 42 degrees, so it is soft and very stable. Some people may not have enough impetus, but it's easy to do table-top technology, and it is recommended to beginners as it takes a firm turn.
It is also recommended for those who are uneasy about the back technology

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2019/03/19

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

Racket recommended use Kenta Matsudaira ALC

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7

I respect the Niwa Takanori （Experience：２〜３ years）

I used it at the fore thickness.
The loop drive is easy to strike.
However, it became soft when it became a speed drive, so I felt a considerable energy loss.
Personally we recommend putting it on the back.

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2019/03/11

All	7/10
Speed	6
Spin	9
Control	8
Hardness	Soft

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5

None

As the name suggests, it is a soft version of Laxa 7. So soft, it is easier to rotate than the lacquer 7, it stabilizes. I think whether there is only the difference between Rakuza 7 and it. If anything is backwards oriented, if you are not confident in the power, I think it's okay for a fore. I think that you can use it well in the fore.

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2019/03/02

All	9/10
Speed	7
Spin	10
Control	10
Hardness	Soft

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9

Potts （Experience：６〜１０ years）

I think that it is often softly pasted on the back, but it is also highly recommended at the fore. When sticking lakza 7 to Timorbol alc, it was too powerless and the ball got separated and dropped before turning, so I made it to Rakuza 7 soft. Soft has better spherical capability and better control. Personally thought that a soft rubber like Laquisa 7 soft matches from altogether 7 to alc or algebra. I think rotation is not defeated to tenazi 05. When sticking to the racket where speed comes out, a quite sharp ball comes out. Rubbing thinly · Hitting with the feeling of striking with a seat, it will take super rotation.

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2019/01/23

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

Racket recommended use Timo Boll ALC

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seasoning （Experience：４〜５ years） Easy to hit

It is an impression that I tried sticking on the back. Tsutsuki and stops are easy to do, and the tabletop is easier to use than the lucky 7. In addition, it is quite nice that the block can be made where I want to hit. Just when you hit it with a fore, your power did not come out but the distance you got when you came in could not come.

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2018/12/22