Carl P-4 OX
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[Hardness] Soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:5.27
- Spin:7.09
- Control:7.36
- Sharpness and stability to change plus cut man dedicated Carl
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It is the largest change manufacturing rubber to "Karl P-1R" on the base, the new Carl for the cut man to cut man-Koji Matsushita who was active in the world has created joined the development. Improve the operability by mounting a sponge of softer, as it is a change from the conventional sharpness, stability in the poking and the attack was remarkably up. (1 sheet rubber)
- Long pimples
Specifications
- Producer
- VICTAS
- Product code
- 220040
Players use Carl P-4 OX
Reviews by user
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Pig face butazura (Experience:6〜10 years)
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It's a cut rubber
If you can get it, you will be able to cut it
After using it, I felt that the other party's drive dropped suddenly
Recommended for those who want to rotate the cutAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Rectangle Can be used at any level
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The harder sponge of the Curl P1 wins in terms of sharpness and grain height, but this is enough for a cut player. The cut is stable and can be cut, and the soft sponge has good ball retention, so it is quite good at applying spin to the ball, so it can also be used for push shots.
If you cannot knock the grain down well when receiving or handling the knuckle, it is easy to get a floating baseball. The instability when the hit is poor cannot be compared to the Butterfly Feint Long series. The tabletop technique is peaky.
Because the ball retention is good, it is not as easy to perform backhand alleys with topspin, although it is not as easy as a table soft. Therefore, it may be difficult to get a unique ball when attacking.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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sticky choridora (Experience:6〜10 years) Sluggish.
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The sponge hardness announced by the manufacturer is 20! It's squishy. The piece of rubber is squishy (maybe the effect of using 0.5).
It emphasizes stability. It feels like it will fit if you hit it. In particular, it was very easy to do the cut block because it was stable. Tsutsuki felt a little floating. I'm glad I didn't over push and didn't even net.
If it is used for cutting, not only the back but also the fore are not bad. I felt that the sticky rubber was more shiny than attacking.
Very cheap, soAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use GORIKI
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Fucking Zako Cutman (Experience:Less than a year) Can hit normally
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As it is a curl for Cutman, its performance is high.
Tsuttsuki is pretty good. Basically anything can be cut, and when you cut it, you can easily get rid of it. Pushing is also easy. I didn't expect that much attack, but it's really easy to hit. When buying this rubber, it is recommended to use Yuto Muramatsu as the racket.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use YUTO MURAMATSU
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Momotaro
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I used thin as the back surface of Cutman.
It is a transition from curl p1 thin.
When I used curl p1, I could cut the cut but not Tsuttsuki, so I tried using curl p4, which is easy to do.
Regarding the cut, because it is a rubber that does not bounce, it was very easy to suppress and I was able to insert it stably, but compared to curl p1, the amount of rotation was less and the opponent's drive was less likely to hit the net.Regarding Tsuttsuki, it was very easy to do Tsuttsuki on the table, and I was able to rotate it to some extent.
However, when I was a little away from the table, I couldn't get enough of it, and in many cases I didn't go over the net.Maybe it's just my lack of skill, but I think I'll change to another rubber because the mistakes in Tsuttsuki became more noticeable than the cut.
For the cutman, I felt that the bouncy racket Joo Sae-hyuk did not have enough momentum, so those who stick this rubber with a racket that does not bounce more may use nerves to skip Tsuttsuki.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Joo Saehyuk
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s3446 (Experience:6〜10 years) Hmm…
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You can see that it is a good grain by looking at the number of users and the reviews of other people. However, personally, I would like to recommend P4 to the front-end players rather than Cutman.
When used by Cutman, Tsuttsuki is easy to cut, but cutting is difficult as it is a disadvantage of soft grains. After that, the sphere is inevitably easy to float. It's hard to cut P1 and it's hard to cut Tsuttsuki, so if you use P4 personally, it's hard to float a cut like P3aV, and I think that grains that can cut Tsuttsuki are the best for your needs, so good grains However, I think it's easier for others to fulfill their needs!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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ecoecorarara7 (Experience:6〜10 years) I need a sponge
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I've been using Carl P-1 for a long time and decided to continue using it by sticking the curl P-4 special thin to the pole of the sum, but the P-4 was curious about the push ball. So I got the used P-4 OX and P-4 special at the club and tried it on a Bion cello.
First of all, the push that I was most interested in was unfortunately the same for OX and Toku Thin.
I often hear that the non-sponge cuts the cut, but I honestly thought it would not change. Tsuttsuki was definitely more stable and the cut width was greater than OX. If you think about it, it's natural, but since OX has no sponge, the cuts and Tsuttsuki have the same range of change, and I thought that it was difficult to get used to in the game.
And I wrote it with P-4 software. As expected, the combination of soft Bioncello and P-4 didn't fly at all. I thought that a hard racket would be better if I put it.
In conclusion, I will continue to use P-4 Tokusane.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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