Ventus Spin
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[Hardness] Soft [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:6.42
- Spin:8.27
- Control:8.12
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With its open-pore medium sponge, Ventus Spin is the “golden mean” of the TSP Ventus series. Powerful mid-distance topspin attacks, dangerous spin loops or controlled close-to-the-table blocking – Ventus Spin from TSP is a real multi-talent among offensive rubbers with well-balanced playing features. The new 40° sponge of Ventus Spin featuring the “Optimized Rotation Concept” provides for a longer ball contact time, and enables you to put your opponent under real pressure with dangerous spin variations and excellent control in blocking. Ventus Spin is a fun-to-play, high-precision offensive rubber offering great value for money and unlimited room for creativity. Plus, it guarantees excellent control in all situations right from the start, which makes it the ideal choice for players with little time for training. Speed : 105 Control : 95 Spin : 105
- Pimples in
- Easy to apply spin with good stability
- Soft sponge suitable for beginners
- Ideal rating for backhand rubber
- Excellent cost-performance in this price range
- Speed performance somewhat lacking
Reviews by user
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Mythos - Yggdrasil (Experience: ４〜５ years) A stable rubber with excellent value for money
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2016/10/09
It's listed as medium hardness, but it feels quite soft, and I got the impression it's really a backhand-only rubber.
While the maximum amount of spin isn't huge, its strength is being able to keep putting consistent spin on the ball.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Swat
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EK (Experience: ６〜１０ years) From soft touches to full-power smashes!
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2016/10/08
I used it on the forehand. It's very soft, and if you like letting the ball sink in while you spin and pop the ball, it's an all-around rubber.
Serves grip the ball really well, and on receive, the softness of the sheet gives you plenty of room to make the ball your own, so it's easy to build a rally from there.
Drives came out a bit light, probably partly because of the composite blade I use, but the spin is excellent, and the speed and carry through the ball leave nothing to be desired. In particular, it's outstanding at lifting backspin balls, giving you the shot you're picturing no matter what position you're in. A drive with a light touch bounces off nastily, and even on a flatter meet-the-ball shot it spins automatically, so it goes in consistently.
On blocks, it doesn't so much resist the opponent's spin as absorb it and send it back, which makes it very easy to play. I was also surprised how easy it is to vary the pace — push a little harder and it turns into a counter.I'd love for people who make a lot of mistakes with hard rubbers, or who prefer soft rubbers, to give this a try. As for power, you can make up for it with your blade and still compete just fine.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Freitas ALC
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SIMA 1st KOUKI (Experience: Less than a year) A versatile rubber you can use freely
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2016/09/04
I put this rubber on my backhand. First off, it's soft, spins well, and is easy to use. It's good at everything — a real all-rounder. Drives sink into the sponge nicely, staying stable and full of spin. Serves are sharp. It's especially outstanding for the short game over the table. On the other hand, overall it doesn't have much speed, so the ball doesn't travel very far. I do play from mid-distance sometimes, and even though I'm confident in my power, there are times my backhand shots don't reach as far as I'd like. But that's really the only downside. It grips the ball and it can also pop off fast — truly an all-around rubber.
I think it's great for people just starting out in table tennis to put on both sides. If you started in middle school, I'd recommend putting it on the backhand.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use DURANGLE
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k (Experience: ２〜３ years) Very high spin performance even for a soft rubber
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2016/08/20
The good points about this rubber are that it's easy to control, and among soft rubbers it's easy to put spin on with a good amount of spin.
I used it on my backhand, and the finer short-game techniques were easy to do — stops held really well, and the spin was decent for a spin-oriented tension rubber, making it easy to play with.
Blocks also feel like they absorb the opponent's shot, so they're easy to stop and stable
It was a sheet I was glad I bought.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use MA LIN EXTRA OFFENSIVE
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Bubble (Experience: ６〜１０ years) TSP's version of the 05
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2016/07/29
Compared to the other Ventus rubbers, this one excels at spin. Among the Tenergy line, it's close to the 05. However, because it's so strong on spin, the speed is a bit lacking. It's a good rubber even among spin-oriented rubbers. Put it on the forehand and you'll be able to play well with drives and smashes. Of course, it also works fine on the backhand.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Swat 5
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Yokotsumi My favorite
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2016/07/02
I've used all kinds of rubbers, but this was the easiest one for me personally to put spin on. Players with a lot of power might get more spin out of Ventus Speed, but since I don't have much power, that one tends to give me weak shots, so I much prefer this one. Of course, I think Tenergy 05 has the max spin ceiling for drives, but for serves, I feel like this one might actually put on more spin.
It feels long-lasting. I still have a blade with Ventus on it from a year ago, and I have no problem getting spin out of it normally. I've bought 4 sheets so far, and none of them have torn from impacts, so I don't think the durability is bad either.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Altero
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Spring (Experience: ２〜３ years) Nice!!
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2016/06/04
This rubber puts a lot of spin on the ball and is very easy to control.
I'm not good at serving, and most of the points I lost in matches came from my serves.
So I decided to go with a softer rubber and chose Ventus Spin.
The amount of spin I get on my serves now is amazing — even I was surprised!!
I'd definitely recommend it if you want to compete on spin with things like loop drives and serves.
It does have some speed, but not a ton, so I'd recommend pairing it with a carbon blade.
I wouldn't recommend it if you want to compete on speed.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use FLYATT Carbon
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