impartial XS
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Speed and Spin to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:8.7
- Spin:8.64
- Control:8.08
- To drive powerful spin of excited table rubber
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Players using the rubber table but smash powerful drives is recommended. Out of the playing rotation sharp Tutsi and seat tube shape due to high technology and high elasticity and easy spin on a power drive. Combination of soft sponge, coaxes out a high-performance control.
- Short pimples
Players use impartial XS
- Exceptional spin performance atypical for pimple-out rubbers
- Versatile performance spanning beginner to advanced players
- High-level performance across drives, blocks, and pushes
- Minimal quirks that broaden tactical variety
- Well-suited for players transitioning from inverted rubbers
Reviews by user
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Aieichi (Experience:2〜3 years) This is not another table! ! !
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2016/11/23
Takes a rotation in the back soft par, because the speed is also out, and allow you to type is a power drive! It is recommended for players who want to making full use of power a drive. Conversely, it is recommended from the back soft to those who are lost and trying to change to Table software. Once lost from the back soft try to change to Table software, please try once by all means!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Zhang Jike ALC
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Pape (Experience:6〜10 years) In short pips rubber with excellent balance.
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2026/07/09
I use it with a single-sided penhold grip.
My impression is that all aspects of its performance are well-balanced at a high level.
It doesn't have "exceptional speed," "confusing knuckleballs," or "intense spin,"
but it's easy to handle for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players.It has enough speed to put opponents under pressure, and spin that allows for easy control of spin intensity.
With conscious effort, you can create chops, knuckleballs, and block by stopping or extending the ball...
With some effort, it has the specs to gain an advantage in rallies against inverted rubbers.
While it certainly has high spin performance, and conversely, it's undeniable that it's also susceptible to the opponent's shots,
On the other hand, you can also bring out the characteristics of inverted rubber (knuckleballs, linear trajectory) depending on your technique,
and I think it broadens tactical options by varying the spin intensity and arc height.
With its high basic specs and well-rounded performance without any quirks, it can be used by beginner-level inverted rubber users and those switching from inverted rubber,
while learning the inverted style of play, and even as you step up your game, it's a rubber you can continue to use.
For those familiar with the standard rubber, I think it will be a reliable partner for fully utilizing your tactical repertoire.
Personally, despite its rounded performance, I feel that this rubber actually gets better the more you use it.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use AQUA BLADE RI
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Viscarian (Experience:Less than a year) Crazy
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2025/08/12
It spins like nothing else on the market.
Even someone like me, who's only used inverted rubbers, can master this.
It's a versatile rubber that allows you to hit smashes and drives on balls that are even slightly higher in the air.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use VISCARIA
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Late bloomer player (Experience:4〜5 years) Easy to use (as long as you don't assemble it wrong)
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2025/04/12
If you want to get the most out of the rubber, I recommend sticking it on the forehand side of a wooden racket.
I've used it on
Nittaku Sanarion R, Butterfly Hadlow medium pen, and Stiga Cyber Shape Carbon (medium pen).
Because the base is easy to fly, if you stick it on a carbon racket, it flies so quickly that you don't have time to put spin on it.
You can put spin on it or make a knuckle if you can get a good feel for it.
It's also easy to drop it near the net if you know how.
When you want to put a lot of drive or spin on it, you have to transfer the energy more instantly than with a back rubber, so it may be difficult to do it on the backhand side.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Butterfly Fan (Experience:More than 20 years) A long-awaited table rubber
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2025/02/02
I used to use Flare Storm! The ball changed to a reverse rubber, but since my style of hitting is meat hitting, I tried various fair rubbers with Chinese color pens, but I couldn't find anything that was perfect, so at first I used XB extra thick, but it was a knuckle, but it wasn't stable, so I changed the racket from carbon to wood 5 sheets, but I felt that it didn't have much speed, so I changed it to 7 sheets. At that time, when I changed to XS extra thick, the rotation and bounce technique became stable and I used it! After 3 months, I tried MAX, but my technique was not stable at all for receiving, so now I use thick! I like the good ball holding and the feeling of bouncing it transmitted to my hands. It is a type with less instability of the front soft rubber, so it is recommended for those who are worried about receiving. The current plastic balls, which are difficult to spin and do not have distance, are the opposite idea, but when I thought about whether it would be effective to mix in the technique of moving the opponent in front of the table and then hitting it deep, I think this rubber can do that!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use CLIPPER CR WRB
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TO A unique balance with individuality...
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2025/01/09
Used with a pen table. It's good that it can be used at a high level in terms of spin, hitting even if it bounces, and blocking is stable, but for those who have been using the table for a long time, it has too few quirks (it's easy for the opponent to hit it). One thing I'm concerned about is that the rubber holds up a little too well for angled shots. Blocking is difficult with a knuckle ball, so it's better to extend it.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Gratulations (Experience:6〜10 years) It's hard to find something you can't do
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2024/12/13
It spins well, and the balance between the sheet and sponge hardness is good, so it is very good at controlling the speed and strength of the spin.
It also stops to a certain extent, and it is easy to control the length.
For better or worse, it produces a curved line for a topspin rubber, so it is stable, but you need to be creative to confuse your opponent with the trajectory.
This is also true for producing knuckles, but to bring out the characteristics of topspin rubber,
you need to complement it with your hitting style and racket.
On the other hand, if you have the means to compensate for that, you can fight like a topspin rubber, and of course it is easy to do techniques that require rotational power, so I think you can increase the range and upper limit of your fighting style.
In the past, I have used Spin Pips, Booster SA, VO102, etc., and I feel that it is easy to bring out the characteristics of topspin rubber, such as knuckles and straight trajectories.
It does not produce as much speed as the VO102, but that also makes it feel like it fits properly when blocking, table techniques, or attacks.
Although it doesn't have any outstanding characteristics, it is a topspinner that can be described as highly balanced.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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