Name: Large Craft
Brand: Yasaka
SKU: 245-rubber
Price: 6.000 JPY
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 8 (2 reviews)

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Large Craft [Discontinued]

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[Hardness] Soft
[Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 8 / 10

2 reviews

Speed:7.5
Spin:8
Control:7.5

All-purpose rubber for large ball that boasts outstanding spin performance and high operability: Hem has become somewhat easier to handle it in the rotation is likely to put to arranged at intervals of spread widely fallen hard to lower grain. Combination with a sufficient distance between the tension sponge with elasticity is also a universal rubber for large ball out.

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Specifications

Producer: Yasaka

Product code: B-66

Reviews by user

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Yutchi @ cut My first Large ball rubber

A friend lent me this the first time I tried Large ball table tennis! Since I'd never played with a large ball before, let me tell you about how it performs with a regular ball instead, haha. Just as I expected, I honestly couldn't tell what was different from a normal rubber. It's kind of like those "plastic ball compatible" rubbers where you're not really sure what that means either. In the same way, I don't think you should get too hung up on what the manufacturer says a rubber is "for." I think this is a rubber that regular table tennis players can use too, so if you're interested, give it a try!

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2016/05/14

All	6/10
Speed	5
Spin	6
Control	6
Hardness	Little soft

Racket recommended use Arsnova

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A cup of grandpa (Experience: ４〜５ years) Quite soft

Looking for spin-oriented short pips, I've bought things like Pachi Sma II, 652, Rozin, and Giant Large.
This time I bought the "thick" version of Large Craft. As a rubber it's similar to Rozin, but since Rozin was extra thin, this one feels considerably softer.
The ball sinks in well, it's easy to put spin on drives, serves cut easily, and speed comes out quite well too, but since the rebound is strong it might fly too long,
so for the other side I think 652, which doesn't bounce too much, would be a good match.
I'd like to put Large Craft and Pachi Sma II on my Swat,
and Large Craft and 652 on my Yasaka Xtendo, and try them out.
I think what makes table tennis interesting is how much spin you put on or take off, so I think I'll enjoy putting on plenty of spin and creating variation.

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2018/08/03