Vega Pro
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.63
- Spin:8.15
- Control:6.84
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Spin is the most important element of modern table tennis. Not only the strength of spin but also the stability and secure feel have been desired by many players. VEGA series is the realization of the dream. VEGA is the mixture of two new technologies - HYPER ELASTO and CARBO SPONGE. Both of them are based on TENSOR technology which gives rubber the effect of built-in tension. HYPER ELASTO provides extreme spin and stability, and black colored CARBO SPONGE provides innovative efficiency of energy. Further, the feel of VEGA is exciting but comfortable. Its ease of use will help players play “winning” table tennis. Now four variations are available. All of them provide exceptional spin capability. VEGA PRO is for extreme spin, softer VEGA ASIA is for more speed, VEGA EUROPE is softer with more control, and finally, the softest VEGA ELITE is for extreme control.
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Players use Vega Pro
- Excellent value with abundant spin, especially powerful drive capability
- Hard sponge at 47.5 durometer provides stable short-range shots and easy blocking
- Heavy rubber makes dual-side use difficult; forehands are strongly recommended
- Requires strong impact and challenging for beginners to handle effectively
- Long durability and excellent wear resistance; achieves Tenergy-like performance at lower cost
Reviews by user
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Takuto's (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2017/01/27
It's hard, but the amount of spin is really impressive. The speed is fast too. Topspin drives are easy since the ball flies well even when you step back from the table. Serves come out sharp too. And on top of that, great value for money!
Since it's on the harder side, it might be more suited to advanced players!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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Children kk (Experience: ２〜３ years)
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2017/01/25
Both the sponge and the sheet are hard. The sheet has strong friction, but I found that a hit-and-brush type of topspin drive generates more spin than a pure grazing stroke.
However, it's a bit disappointing that it deteriorates fairly quickly, and once it does, the sheet gets quite slippery...All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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AKIRA (Experience: ４〜５ years) Drive quality is good
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2017/01/09
Just like everyone says, it's a bit on the hard side. So at first the ball tends to fly too far, but once you get a little used to it, you can hit pretty stable topspin drives. You can get the spin you expect, so control on your drives is good. The short game is also easy to handle, and you can hit any kind of serve. Even in topspin rallies, you can hit drives that don't lose out to your opponent's spin. As I mentioned, it's a bit hard, so I'd recommend putting it on the forehand.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Swat
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Lighting ring (Experience: ２〜３ years) Spin is GOOD
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2017/01/05
I tried putting this on a new blade.
When I first used it, my thought was "wow, this is hard."
I felt it was a rubber that generates spin when you hit topspin drives.
However, compared to the Omega 5 Euro I used before,
I thought the speed was slower.
Still, it's a rubber with great value for money, so I'd recommend it for middle and high schoolers, or anyone who doesn't want to spend too much money.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Baum Carrera Senso
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Liu (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2017/01/01
First of all, the spin is really great. Topspin drives whip through with a nice snap. The ball quality is similar to V>15 Extra.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Zhang Jike ALC
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Trinity (Experience: ６〜１０ years)
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2016/12/31
I have this on the backhand of my discontinued Butterfly Kong Linghui blade. I play close to the table, so the ball goes in very easily. The flight distance is pretty good too.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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Eichi (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Powerful! Bouncy! Easy to use! A budget rubber with all three
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2016/11/20
The sheet is on the harder side and grips the ball well, so serves come out sharp with good spin. The sponge is firm with a strong core, giving that grip-and-sink feel typical of spin-oriented tension rubbers. It's not rock hard, so the ball surprisingly stays on the rubber a bit.
When you actually hit with it, you can play very stable attacking shots with topspin drives, flat hits, and the short game. Both spin and bounce are at a high level. It's stable to an almost strange degree, making all kinds of techniques easy to pull off. Given how stable it is, the power on topspin drives is really impressive. Even in topspin rallies, the ball flies well and seems to accelerate after bouncing on the table, letting you create a heavy ball.
I can highly recommend this to anyone who wants stability on third-ball attacks or rallies with varied pace.The one drawback is that lobbing is difficult. Even if you add a bit of topspin to a lob, the ball comes out soft and floaty, and you can't control where it lands.
Also, it lasts a long time before wearing out. I think it would last 2-3 months for a student who plays hard in a club. And since the price is reasonable too, it's easy to keep using a good rubber continuously.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Persson Powerplay Senso - V1
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