Regalis Blue [Discontinued]
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:6.63
- Spin:6.88
- Control:7.5
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The new, offensive rubber with built-in speed-glue effect „Made in Japan“ has been developed with the new technology „Dynamic Tension“. This new invention from our mother company in Japan gives your strokes maximum speed and a never seen rotation to the ball. The combination of middlehard sponge and the special „Dynamic Tension“ technology guarantees enormous feeling, especially during long topspin rallies. But also in the serve- and receive game, TSP Agrit convinces through the top grip Japanese surface and the soft touch. The popular, high quality rubbers „Made in Japan“ will be recognized in TSP Agrit – test the new offensive standard – test the TSP Agrit!! ,,Dynamic Tension‘‘ - this is the speed glue effect of a new generation! The new development stands for maximum speed, extreme rotation and an unbelievable catapult effect. The new sponge structure and the special glueing technique enlarge the contact time between ball and rubber during the topspin. The ball gets noticeably more catapult, you will feel a new speed-dimension. The special speed-feeling makes "Dynamic Tension" technology a real weapon for modern offensive players.
- Pimples in
- Excellent sheet grip and catching feel
- Superior control performance with precise placement
- Less speed and spin compared to German-made rubbers
- Heavier weight with significant individual variation
- Recommended for cut players and intermediate users
Reviews by user
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Shogun (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Known for its grip
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2020/10/28
I've used this rubber several times, and I think its biggest feature is the high grip on the ball. Lifting backspin is really easy,
and it's incredibly strong in topspin rallies. That said, hitting flat tends to produce straight, spinless balls and is hard to control, so you really need to brush the ball. I think it performs best on the forehand.
The downside is that it's extremely heavy — going over 50g is basically a given, so keep that in mind.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Walnut carbon
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Kuwagata (Experience: ２〜３ years) The best rubber
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2020/01/29
I'd been curious about this rubber for a while, so I bought it and tried it out, and it turned out to be a rubber that made it really easy to loop against backspin.
The feel when chopping was good too, so it's a rubber I can recommend to choppers. I'd also recommend it to intermediate loopers. It had a decent amount of spin as well, so overall I got a really good impression of this rubber. By the way, I used the thick version.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use VISCARIA
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A High elasticity?
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2019/11/04
It was a bit hard and didn't have much bounce. It felt like a high-elasticity rubber. There's not much spin either, so it seems like it would suit only certain players. It gave me an impression similar to something like the Mark V, and in a good way.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Swat
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SKEY (Experience: ２〜３ years) Lifts underspin easily!
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2019/06/29
The grip on the ball is amazing! Backspin balls lift up solidly, so you can consistently drive the ball in with confidence‼ If there's a drawback, it grips so much that your drives can pop up too high, so be careful of that!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Latika Light
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Nono (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Fastarc's budget version!
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2019/03/23
Based on the feel when hitting, it felt like a budget version of Fastarc G1. A simplified Fastarc with the speed and spin toned down.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Swat Power
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Shoshinsha Kozou (Experience: ４〜５ years) Easier than its listed hardness suggests
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2018/11/27
I compared this to Regalis Red.
First, since the sponge grips the ball well, it didn't feel hard to me. If anything, it felt a bit soft. The speed is a little lower than the Red. The Red is slightly softer still, so I think that's why it produces more speed when you sink the ball in. This probably varies depending on your level and playing style. Personally, I felt more stability using Red on the forehand and Blue on the backhand.Spin comes through well, and if you put even a slight angle on a topspin drive, it automatically picks up sidespin, and the trajectory feels similar to Vega Pro. The sheet's grip on the ball is quite good, but I get the impression you get stronger spin by sinking the ball in rather than by brushing it.
Pushing takes some getting used to and might be tricky at first. Maybe because I'm used to German-made rubbers, or maybe because the grip is just too good, the ball doesn't pop up much, so it was easy to catch it in the net. But when it did go in, the push had good bite and looked hard for my opponent to handle.
Control is also quite high, and I can place shots accurately where I aim. Overall, I think this is a really excellent rubber with great value for money. It's also light in weight, so it's easy to use on both forehand and backhand. It might feel a bit lacking for players who prioritize speed, but I'd recommend it to players who prioritize spin.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Black Balsa 7.0
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del norte (Experience: ６〜１０ years) A tension rubber with great value
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2018/04/18
This is a spin-oriented tension rubber, the kind that's mainstream in modern table tennis. Since it's Japanese-made rather than the currently trendy German-made rubbers, the way the sheet grips the ball should give you a real sense of reassurance when you use it.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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