Omega V Pro
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.15
- Spin:8.63
- Control:7.35
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• New power dynamics of professional swing speed
• Energized ball flight and rebound
• Extra precision for passive and offensive shotsPhased dynamics in the energy transfer between a ball and a rubber determines the rubber performance. Traditionally phased physical dynamics has been developed to produce the maximized spin and speed easily at lower swing speed. But the table tennis professionals can deliver solid contacts to the ball at higher swing speed. Their energy can be transferred more efficiently and precisely with the new dynamics, specially phased for the professional play. OMEGA V focused on the new dynamic mechanism for top professionals. Solid clicking, energy-charged repulse, and precise energy transfer allows the advantageous edge in small and big shots of the professional game. Experience the new dynamics and Win with us.
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- High-performance balance of spin and speed
- Hard material requires technical skill
- Excellent control in short-range play
- Strong grip and drive performance in mid-court
- Recommended for intermediate to advanced players
Reviews by user
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2014/07/18
It perfectly balances spin and speed!
It's just a little below Tenergy!
Amazing!
It's stable too.All Speed Spin Control
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Eyebrow pencil This is fun (for sure)
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2014/06/09
The sheet has kind of a moist feel to it, what you'd call a non-slip type. It feels similar to Mizuno's Quasar line. You can tell right away just by looking that it's different from the drier-feeling sheets on rubbers like Rasant or the Omega 4 line.
The feel is soft for a 47.5-degree hardness (probably because the sheet itself is soft), and topspin drives on both sides — both grazing shots and full hits — were really good, sending the ball up nicely. It's good against backspin too.
It also bounces quite a bit more than Quasar, so for a spin-oriented tension rubber, lobbing is fairly stable too.
It doesn't have as much bounce as Tenergy 64, but light taps still feel reasonably automatic to use.
That said, blocks also fly upward, so if you're not confident blocking, I'd say it's better on the forehand than the backhand. But for players who attack with both hands and use their backhand a lot, I can highly recommend it there.Compared to the Omega 4 series (Asia, Pro), the bounce is toned down a bit but it flies noticeably higher, giving it more spin. The Omega 5 Tour reportedly has even more bounce and flies in more of a straight line, so I'd guess it's a real rocket of a rubber (lol)
I'd recommend this to players who like to have fun, or serious players at the high school level and up.
On the other hand, it might not be ideal for elementary/junior high players who do a lot of short-game play over the table.All Speed Spin Control
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Robbing master So-so
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2014/05/13
All Speed Spin Control
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Paopao (Experience: 2〜3 years) A German rubber almost identical to Tenergy
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2014/04/02
I play a close-to-the-table all-around style with unusual (pips) rubber.
Anyway, this really grips the ball. The sheet has amazing grip, giving spin close to Tenergy levels. For intermediate players I'd recommend this Pro version. For advanced players I'd recommend the other one, the Tour version. The Pro is easier to generate spin with, but the Tour produces more spin when you hit with a solid, full impact. Recommended for anyone looking for a good German rubber, or anyone who didn't get along with Tenergy.All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use HAYABUSA ZXI
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