Vega Europe
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:6.01
- Spin:7.05
- Control:8.6
- Vega of the soft type, which boasts a new dimension of control and stability
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Soft type of carbon sponge is great spin and control upgrade that aims to balance the European style of the new dimension to realize life and durability
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Specifications
- Producer
- XIOM
- Product code
- 10431
- Excellent control performance with high stability
- Soft sheet and sponge make it easy for beginners to handle
- Particularly suitable for backhand side use
- Good cost-performance with long durability
- Limited maximum speed and spin potential
Reviews by user
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HANG (Experience: ４〜５ years) A rubber for stepping up your game
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2019/03/02
I used the 2.0 thickness on my backhand side.
Overall I think it's a rubber that lets you put the ball in cleanly.
Blocks go in automatically just by adjusting the racket a little, and for receives and the short game, if you just make contact it mostly goes in (^^)
That's thanks to the soft topsheet and sponge, and a topsheet that doesn't grip too much. If you let the ball sink in and push through, you can also get a reasonably good drive out of it. In particular, drives off backspin get more spin than expected, and often made my opponent's return go long. It's probably the ideal rubber for beginners to use.That said, once your skill level goes up, it will definitely start feeling lacking!
When you think you've put a solid drive on the ball, the sponge just pushes it out on its own and it flies way off.
With a brushing shot, it doesn't grip and just plops down...
Once the lack of power becomes unmanageable, that's your sign it's time to switch.
Take it as a sign you've leveled up, and go ahead and move on to a better rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Swat
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Emperor Tymobor (Experience: ２〜３ years) A rubber for beginners!
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2019/02/26
I used this when I first started playing table tennis.
Since my blade was an all-wood plywood one
it grips the ball really well, and I think
it's easy to learn the feel of putting spin on the ball.
It's a rubber with outstanding stability.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use ALLROUND EVOLUTION
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Ryuu (Experience: １１〜２０ years) All-round, but the distance…
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2019/02/16
A stable rubber I guess - I'm using the thick version on my backhand, but speed, meet-shots, everything about it was just average, and I couldn't really find a standout feature
When I dropped back to mid-distance, everything hit the net. That's tough for my style of play.
Oh, blocking was easy though.
But personally, I'll be switching.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Niwa Love Man King of stability
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2019/01/19
I use Vega Asia (thick) on my forehand and Europe (medium-thick) on my backhand, and honestly the stability is just too good. The short game is easy too - with pushes, the ball gets spin on it almost automatically even without really trying to cut it. Chiquitas get a ridiculous amount of spin too!
Since the rubber is also soft, the ball sinks in easily, so hitting off a push is very stable. But since it's hard to generate speed, rather than trading backhand drive for backhand drive in a rally, I think it's better to move around quickly and attack proactively. Also, with medium-thick, if you hit it half-heartedly it tends to sink into the net in my experience, so I'd recommend either committing to your own shot regardless of your opponent, or just going with thick instead.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Swat
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Deeply (Experience: ４〜５ years) Freedom on receive
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2019/01/13
Starting from my third rubber since I began table tennis, I used the 2.0 thickness and loved it on my backhand for two years. It's just an incredibly easy-to-use rubber overall. Being quite soft, it's easy to sink the ball into it, which contributed a lot to improving my backhand technique. It gives a lot of freedom on receive, and it's strong for receives like an over-the-table drive that catches the ball right from behind against short backspin serves. That said, because it's soft, stops tend to pop up, so I made a point of switching between an over-the-table drive and a push depending on the situation.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Chinese penhold beginner (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2019/01/11
I often see people using Vega Europe on their backhand. It's true that Europe makes backhand drives and chiquitas easy, but its performance on the forehand can also come through depending on how the player uses it. Forehand drives and smashes get decent spin even though the speed is just okay, and you can even get service aces off your serves. I really want people to try Vega Europe on the forehand too.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Defense Pro
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HK Table Tennis Man (Experience: ４〜５ years) Recommended for backhand
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2019/01/05
I used it on both my forehand and backhand.
For beginners, I think this rubber is fine on both sides, but as you improve you'll probably start finding it lacking on the forehand,
so if you want to stay within the Vega series, I think it's good to upgrade to something like Vega Asia, Asia DF, or Tour.
On the backhand, I think it's plenty usable even for intermediate players.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use TIMBER 5 OFF
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