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 2)
- 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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White chocolate (Experience: ２〜３ years)
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2019/01/25
I'm in the table tennis club as a 2nd-year junior high student
A year ago my coach suggested I try becoming a chopper, and since switching to this rubber I've started placing in tournaments a lot more.
It's genuinely easy to put spin on, and smashes go in too. Once you get the knack of forehand chops, you can really put your weight into it for heavy spin, and you can mix in knuckle balls to confuse your opponent too.
I use half-long pips on the other side. It's an amazing combo.I'd recommend this for people who started table tennis in junior high.
Also, since the rubber chips easily, whatever table I've used always ends up with
little bits of my own rubber on it lolAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use GORIKI
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Still more Hetarecutman (Experience: ４〜５ years) Bites really well!!
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2019/01/15
I've used things like VS401, Vega DEF, and Europe, but I always end up coming back to this Morristo DF.
You can chop lightly and land it easily, and if you use your wrist and arm swing well, you can rip a seriously heavy chop.
The coach who taught me how to chop used this rubber, and with just one chop you can put enough spin on it that the opponent's return drive catches in the net.
Knuckle chops are also easy to hit.
Attacking is easy too, and topspin drives get tons of spin. I'm not great at it myself, but speed drives and the like land well too.
There is one downside - since it uses a fairly soft sponge, it doesn't bounce that much, and on blocks you have to hit it firmly or it'll catch in the net. But once you get used to it, it's not that big a drawback.
Also, this rubber holds its spin for quite a long time. Though the edges chip easily.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA
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Beginner cut man (Experience: Less than a year) Really good
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2019/01/05
Very easy to use, and it gets solid spin.
That said, the rubber is soft, so I felt you need to be a bit careful handling it.
Attacking shots on both forehand and backhand were also very good.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use NEGIA D
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Charging tax R (Experience: ２〜３ years) The spin is insane
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2018/07/27
In my case, switching over from Kiness, I got used to it right away. I think it's an easy switch even if you've been using a tacky rubber. Topspin drives land like crazy. I feel like I could even return shots against a chopper with this. That said, if you mishit and knock it against the table, it's soft so it gets damaged easily. If you relax and chop lightly, the spin is nasty good.
The trajectory ran a bit low. The trajectory changes quite a bit depending on how much spin you put on it. But if you try to add spin to a push, it tends to go long. Just making contact is enough to land it, but then the spin is weak and you'll get hit through, so watch out for that. Whether you're a chopper or not, if you're thinking of switching from a tacky rubber to a tension rubber, I'd recommend this as your second rubber after starting table tennisAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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Faintness (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Excellent stability
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2018/03/24
I used the thick version on the backhand of a Butterfly Defense 2.
My impression was that it's like a softer version of Taki Fire Drive.
The stability for just getting the ball on the table - pushes, blocks, chops - is amazing!
It doesn't have that much speed, but chiquitas were easy to hit too.It's a bit pricey, but I'd recommend it on both sides for beginners, and even for non-choppers - beginner to intermediate players who struggle with their backhand and want more stability would also do well with this.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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Doko cut man (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Amazing! Feels like I can chop forever
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2017/11/25
Topspin drive: Easy to hit, but if you've been using a harder rubber like Taki Fire D beforehand, it feels a bit off at first.
Push: Doesn't bite as much as a harder rubber, but it's very stable.
Stop: Stops the ball really well.
Block: A bit hard to control.
Chop: Amazing! Super stable! It has enough bounce that even a lazy chop stays stable!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Defense Pro
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Yet (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Ferocious cuts and stability
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2017/05/09
If you've used a chopping rubber like Tackiness Chop before, this one will probably feel like it bounces quite a bit more.
The rubber is very soft, so it's stable and gets a lot of spin on your chops.■Attack
Maybe because the blade is also soft, but I get the impression the speed and power just don't quite come through.
If you have a stiffer blade or you're good at topspin drives, it might not be an issue.
Either way, choppers who really want to score through attacking might be better off with an attacking rubber (like Vega Europe).■Chops and pushes
Since the rubber has more bounce, it's much easier to land deep compared to Tackiness Chop.
It also gets a lot of spin. I think it's easy to induce mistakes by making opponents catch it in the net.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use HADRAW SR
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