Name: ANNSORT
Brand: Nittaku
SKU: 421-rubber
Price: 3.200 JPY
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 6.4 (5 reviews)

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ANNSORT [Discontinued]

Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Medium hardness
[Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 6.4 / 10

5 reviews

Speed:4.8
Spin:5.6
Control:7.8

Rotation is likely to put a sense of stability: Rotation is likely to put a sense of stability!
The Chinese-made sheet + Japanese-made sponge, has achieved excellent spin performance and a sense of stability.
Sponge: Made in Japan

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Specifications

Producer: Nittaku

Product code: NR-8694（ITTF番号 54-005）

Speed: 9.75

Spin: 10.00

Hardness: 37.5

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

Highly rated as a beginner-friendly standard rubber with ease of handling and control performance as major attractions. While speed limitations are noted, stability and balanced characteristics are well-received.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Beginner-friendly and easy to handle
Excellent control performance
Modest speed characteristics
Stable drive strokes
Reasonable pricing

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveDrives are consistently stable and easy to execute, making it highly recommended for beginners. Being non-tension rubber with excellent control and well-balanced performance, it offers great value for money.

▽ CriticalSpeed is slow and control is poor. Speed performance is somewhat lacking. The price could be lower.

Reviews by user

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Hella (Experience: ２〜３ years) Good rubber

It's a good rubber. Your drives go in consistently, so I'd recommend it for beginners.
It goes well paired with something like a Gente blade.

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2016/11/09

All	8/10
Speed	5
Spin	4
Control	9
Hardness	Little soft

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ttttttttt (Experience: ４〜５ years) Can it beat Sriver, Mark V, or Hammond? Well…

As a high-elasticity rubber it's pretty standard. Sriver, Mark V, and Hammond are probably its price-range rivals (Hammond is a Nittaku rubber though) — well, it comes down to personal preference. Honestly I wish it were a bit cheaper. It's easy to use, so I'd recommend it for beginners.

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2018/09/20

All	8/10
Speed	7
Spin	7
Control	8
Hardness	Little hard

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Potato (Experience: ４〜５ years) My first encounter with table tennis.

This is a great entry-level rubber that doesn't fly too much. You can practice basic techniques like putting spin on, hitting flat, and stopping the ball. If you've been away from table tennis for a long time, it might be worth using this rubber to get your feel back first. The people I'd recommend it to most are those just starting out in table tennis.

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2018/04/04

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

Racket recommended use Swat

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Is not it (Experience: ２〜３ years) A step forward in my table tennis journey

This was the first racket and rubber assortment set I ever bought.
Honestly, the speed is slow and the control isn't great...
but it's a first step toward a topspin drive attacking style.
The topspin drive is definitely stable, though.

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2017/12/18

All	5/10
Speed	4
Spin	7
Control	5
Hardness	Little soft

Racket recommended use FLYATT Carbon

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Everyone (Experience: ４〜５ years) Maybe best for beginners~?

Since it's not a tension rubber, the ball doesn't fly off wildly, and it's a very easy rubber to control.
The hardness isn't too soft either, so I'd recommend it for either forehand or backhand.
The spin is decent, but I can't deny the speed feels a bit lacking. Still, for the price it's a very well-balanced sheet, so maybe it's a perfect fit for beginners?

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2017/06/10