Moristo DF
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[Hardness] Pretty soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:5.5
- Spin:8
- Control:8.67
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Reviews of Moristo DF. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.
- Pimples in
- Exceptional cutting stability and control
- Easy spin application despite being tension type
- Soft rubber with excellent ball grip
- Highly dependent on racket selection
- Sponge is delicate and prone to damage
Reviews by user
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2019/07/18
The rubber has a soft, chewy feel. It's soft, so the ball sinks into it well. Since it's a rubber for chopping, chopping is easy, but topspin drives are just as easy. Both topspin drives and chops are stable. Blocking sometimes gets overpowered, but it's still doable. The topsheet grips the ball well, and you need to let the ball sink in when you hit to bring out its performance. I think it can be used on both forehand and backhand, but since it's soft, some people might find it unreliable on the forehand.
I'd recommend it to people who want to practice stable topspin drives and chops, or who want drives and chops with a lot of spin.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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Equipment refugees (Experience: ２〜３ years) Wh-what is this?
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2022/02/22
It might be down to the combination with my blade, or the compatibility with my own stroke, but chopping is remarkably stable with this rubber. Since it's a tension rubber, it bounces properly for topspin drives and smashes, but when it comes to chopping, it just stops the ball dead. Even if my form is a little off-balance, it still feels like the shot goes in as long as I make contact.
The maximum spin doesn't feel especially high, but how easily it generates spin, and the amount of spin you get even from a light stroke, are outstanding. Even if the top-end speed isn't that high, it's like a car with huge torque in the everyday range.
I've never experienced anything like this with any rubber I've used before, and honestly, I have zero reason to switch to a different rubber.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use 7P-2A.DF
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teinKBS (Experience: ４〜５ years) Amazing stability for chopping
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2020/10/17
I used this on my backhand back in middle school, playing chop with inverted rubber on both sides. But since it was my backhand back then, there isn't much I can say about technique.
Push
It bites well. Against opponents without much arm strength, you can cut it hard enough that they can't even topspin it.Block
Control is good, so it's not bad at all.Chop
Even though it's on the backhand, and a tension rubber at that, it's easy to keep the ball in check.Overall
This is for beginner choppers or people looking for a soft rubber for the backhand. Since it's soft, a lot of techniques are easy to pull off.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Super defensive
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Former cut (laughs) Man (Experience: ４〜５ years) You can win with just this (
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2020/06/06
I think this rubber's defining traits are that the ball really sinks in, and it's absolutely vicious.
I used the medium thickness on my forehand from the second half of 7th grade until around the summer of 10th grade.
I think this rubber is perfect for building a feel for letting the ball sink into the rubber (that was true for me anyway).
Back then, I was always trying to put even more spin on the ball, and somehow developed this weird confidence that "if it goes in, there's no way they're returning it." As proof, I happened to face the top player in my prefecture in a tournament once, and even though I wasn't even on the team roster (I ended up just carrying bags), I managed to force deuces in the 1st and 3rd sets.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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Country table tennis player (Experience: ２〜３ years) For a chopping rubber...
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2020/05/19
For a chopping rubber it has a fair amount of bounce, so I think it's also good as a second or third rubber for the backhand of attacking players.
Despite the bounce, it was super easy to control.
There aren't really any techniques that felt hard to pull off.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KASUMI BASIC
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Moi (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Perfect for penhold backhand practice
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2020/04/27
These are my thoughts on using this chopper-only rubber to practice my penhold backhand.
The rubber's traits are excellent spin and control, with the bounce kept low.
So even swinging all out, the ball stays on the table, and I feel like it was easy to build a feel for putting spin on the ball.
Even on spin-focused receives or just block-and-return receives, my opponents seemed to have trouble timing their shots.
It's a chopper-only rubber, but I think it's also a great recommendation for backhand beginners. If you build up the feel for spinning the ball rather than just hitting it, then gradually move to a bouncier rubber, I think your backhand will improve faster.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use SOU MF P
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age (Experience: １１〜２０ years) All-round attack/defense — the standard for modern choppers
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2019/07/05
☆Speed
Vega Euro>Moristo DF>Taki D=Vega Pro
☆Spin
Vega Pro>Moristo DF=Vega Euro>Taki D
☆Feel
Both the rubber and topsheet are very soft, and it sinks deep into the sponge on pushes, chops, topspin drives, etc.
The topsheet grip and max spin are inferior to modern spin-oriented tension rubbers or tacky rubbers, but it's very easy to generate spin. It's not affected much by incoming spin, which helps with the stability of chops and pushes.
As for offense, since it's a soft tension rubber, it's very easy to initiate attacks yourself with topspin drives.
Even from away from the table, if you hit the blade thick, you can trade topspin rallies.☆Things to watch out for
Since it's a very soft rubber, it's heavily affected by the blade.
If you put the thin version of Moristo DF on a hard, bouncy blade, the ball leaves the rubber too fast and you can't generate spin.
For bouncy blades, it's better to use the thick version.☆Who it's for
People who want stability over spin for chopping
People who like to initiate with topspin drives themselves and want to trade topspin rallies even from away from the table, but also want stable chops
People who find spin-oriented tension rubbers hard to use (those who hit-and-drive rather than brush)All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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