Rasant Turbo [Discontinued]
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[Hardness] Hard [Performance] Speed and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.35
- Spin:8.18
- Control:5.94
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Discover the possibilities given by the ultra-spinny RASANT topsheet!
React on your opponent’s topspins by playing harder and more dangerous counterspins!
Carry spin and speed to extremes! Play topspin strokes with an enormous quality and absolute precision!
Increase the dynamic of your strokes by using the massive power which is hidden in the unique explosive green RASANT sponge!
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Players use Rasant Turbo
- Excellent speed and spin for aggressive attacking play
- Strong bounce provides advantage in mid-court rally drives
- Difficult balance between bite feeling and controllability
- Recommended for intermediate players and above
- Soft sheet but durability is a concern
Reviews by user
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Bisukaria Power is amazing!
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2016/04/05
Since I heard it bounces a lot, I put it on my 5-ply Acoustic blade. It really does bounce! That said, it also takes spin well, and my impression was that it's a pretty good, well-balanced rubber. The hardness of the rubber is on the firmer side, and the sheet felt smooth. For receives, topspin drives, and smashes, it seems to resist the opponent's spin, so you can return the ball pretty much as intended (as long as you keep the bounce in mind). That said, when I tried a grazing chiquita the ball slid right off, so there isn't much grip—it feels like the spin comes more from letting the ball sink in and giving it a strong impact. Blocks tend to go long a lot because of the bounce, but since it resists the opponent's spin, you can return it easily as long as your return technique is solid. It manages to combine speed and spin pretty well, though not quite to Tenergy's level, and it can produce a lot of power. But of course, having that much power means it's harder to control, and combined with the weight and lifespan everyone talks about, my conclusion is that it wasn't easy to use overall. I also used the plain version, but the Turbo version had a longer lifespan and was easier to use. The weight wasn't that bad, honestly... If the weight and lifespan get improved, this is definitely a rubber I'd want to use!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Acoustic
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Lasagna (Experience: ４〜５ years) The longer the life. . .
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2017/02/07
The sheet is soft.
The pores are coarse, so it's better to use a bit more glue.
When I hit forehand shots, I feel the ball sink in. It naturally picks up topspin on its own.
With topspin drives, I felt the ball really extends after landing on the table. It's easy to rally with too.
Pushes have a firm sinking feel, so you can hit stable, well-spun shots.
After about 5 hours a day for a week and a half, the sheet started feeling worn smooth. :(
It's for intermediate players.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Waldner Senzo carbon JO SHAPE
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Manabuto (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Rubber for advanced users
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2016/12/30
This is a very aggressive rubber with a hard feel on contact.
It really is a classic German-style spin-tension rubber, and it takes spin well.
(It made a metallic sound, and it felt like the spin was coming from the sheet itself.)The downside, I thought, is that it's a bit hard to drop your contact point and play it in safely. I think it's a fun rubber to use once you've mastered it, if you're an advanced player who can swing through properly.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Innerforce ALC
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Meakan (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Drive and block
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2016/12/09
My daughter, who plays in the Hopes girls' category, has the 2.1mm thickness on her forehand. On the backhand, she uses V102.
Before this, she was using Omega V Euro thick.
With the Omega, the power on her long serves wasn't quite there, so we switched.
What got better after switching was that her serves got sharper, and her backspin serves have more bite than before.
Her chop-then-drive shots also improved.
As for blocks, it's a bit lacking—maybe that's due to her skill level though—it might have been better back when she used Fastarc P1 max thickness.
The weight is light enough that even a young girl doesn't notice it once it's mounted, so within the Rasant series, this is a rubber I'd recommend.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use MIG NON
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2016/11/05
You can push through with spin. And since it's stable too, I recommend it for drive-oriented players.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Foreign Man (Experience: ６〜１０ years)
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2016/09/18
This was a Rasant series rubber that made it easy to generate speed. It felt similar to Vega Asia to me.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Supercell carbon 2 off
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Matcha (Experience: ４〜５ years) Technology is not. . .
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2016/06/11
This time I used the 1.9mm thickness on my forehand.
Good points
- Gets good spin
- Good speed
- Easy to rally with
Bad points
- Hard to control
This rubber is on the harder side, so I'd recommend it to intermediate players and above. Beginners won't be able to control it. But if someone who can handle it uses it, you get good speed and spin, so I think it's good. Also, the fact that the sponge is green is a fun touch.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Kenta Matsudaira ALC
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