Moristo DF
| Everyone's rating |
[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.(Page 3)
- 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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Flying into a rage (Experience: ６〜１０ years)
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2017/04/03
First off, just looking at it, it really has that old-school tension rubber vibe - kind of nostalgic.
If you forget to attach the included adhesive sheet, it curls up and you'll fail to apply it properly.I used the thin version on the backhand.
The good points are how easy it is to put spin on and how hard that spin is to read.
The maximum spin isn't as much as a tacky rubber or spin-tension rubber, but it's plenty (surprisingly so).
Especially on the push, that feeling of the ball digging in and getting gripped feels great and gets addictive.
It produces the trajectory typical of tension rubbers, and it's hard to tell apart from a knuckle chop.
I think it'd be even better to put a tacky rubber on the other side to create more of a difference in ball quality.So I've written a lot of good things up to here, but I think it flies a bit too much to use on the backhand for chopping.
No matter what, I just can't get used to that flying-away feeling.
(And yet it's too soft and doesn't bounce enough for attacking)I actually have a better impression of it from using it on my forehand about 10 years ago in junior high.
That said, for forehand use, I feel like these days there are better rubbers out there for the same price or cheaper, so I'm left wondering what the point of using this one even is...
So that's why I gave it this rating.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use SPLINE D1
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Chaman (Experience: ２〜３ years) Easy to use on both offense and defense
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2016/11/15
I'm using the thin version on my forehand, and personally I find it really easy to use
The chop bites just the right amount. You can put spin on it if you want, or turn it into a knuckle ball if you want. The rubber is soft, so you hit it with a sinking-in feel.
The topspin drive is also easy to hit, being a tension rubber. It gets decent speed too. Even hitting from further back, it lands stable. On counters, you can return the ball without losing out on spin to your opponent
Out of all the chopping rubbers I've used, this is one of the easier ones.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Kaolin The classic choice for chopping
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2016/06/04
This is a pretty famous rubber for choppers. First off, it's relatively soft so your chops stay stable, and on top of that, when you counter-attack you can still put out powerful shots thanks to it being a tension rubber - so it's a step above the old chopping-only rubbers!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Yutchi @ cut Tackiness Chop evolved lol
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2016/05/16
This rubber feels like an evolved Tackiness Chop, or like a Vega Europe that lost its bounce. The chopping performance is really amazing - it almost feels like I can return anything! The raw spin numbers aren't that high, but this rubber is really specialized for control. If you can sink the ball in, you can also get shots with decent speed on them! I'd recommend it for the forehand of beginner-to-intermediate choppers, or the backhand of intermediate loopers!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Joo Saehyuk
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Manufacturing (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Soft
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2016/05/12
This is from a chopper's perspective.
The whole rubber is super soft, so the ball sinks right in. It's very easy to control and good for a style where you sink the ball in and hit it. When chopping or pushing, the ball sinks in and gives a sensation of wrapping around the ball. It's stable.
Also, my impression was that it bounces more than I expected.
The sponge is delicate and tears easily, so you need to handle it more carefully than usual when re-gluing.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA
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Potato-kun. (Experience: １１〜２０ years) A hidden gem!?
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2015/06/10
I think this rubber is meant for defense, but if you hit it firmly you can get speed out of it too.
Of course it's also easy to put spin on and it cuts well.
It's soft and doesn't send the ball too far, which makes it easy to control.
Honestly, this is my secret weapon (favorite) that I don't really want to tell people about.
I especially reach for this rubber when I'm not playing well.All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use EBENHOLZ NCT V
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Nyaru child (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2015/03/16
It's incredibly easy to use!
Even pushes grip the ball well with spin, yet they still go in reliably.
Since I started using this, almost all my chops go in now.
I'd like to try this on something like the WRM Gensyu.All Speed Spin Control
Racket recommended use Defence X
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