JOOLA RHYZM TECH [Discontinued]
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[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.17
- Spin:8.5
- Control:9
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Another chapter in the success story of the popular Rhyzm rubber is written by the JOOLA Rhyzm-Tech. Due to modifications of the sponge, which has again been designed with considerably larger pores, a real catapult machine has been developed.
The JOOLA Rhyzm-Tech is a rubber that supports any rotation input in all situations and therefore gives all active topspin players an extra boost.
The JOOLA Rhyzm-Tech is a challenge to overcome. Once this is managed, you can reach a new, significantly higher level.
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Specifications
- Producer
- Joola
- Product code
- 70370R
- High stability with fewer net errors
- Combination of soft topsheet and firm sponge
- Easy to apply spin and responsive to fine techniques
- Ball rebound controllable through force application
- Pleasant metallic sound characteristic of Yinhe
Reviews by user
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SHIN (Experience: ４〜５ years) Spin-tension rubber known for stability
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2018/11/04
I used this on the reverse side of an Acoustic Carbon Inner (custom-made flip-play blade).
It advertises stability, and true to that, shots stay consistent and clear the net reliably.
It's easy to put spin on and it grips the ball well, so you can lift the ball easily and attack with a spinny drive.Since it's a somewhat soft rubber that stays consistent on the table, you might think shots in the short game would tend to pop up, but despite being soft, it still keeps fine touches like stops and pushes low.
Hit it softly and it stays low; hit it hard with a drive and it arcs nicely and lands on the table. It has a level of stability you don't get with other tension rubbers.Not just with Rhythm Tec, but the good hitting sound that's characteristic of Joola rubbers is very much present here too - that crisp, metallic sound makes hitting the ball genuinely satisfying and fun.
Overall it feels like an entry-level spin-tension rubber with no bad habits, easy to handle.
Officially it's classified as spin tension, but in terms of character, it feels more accurate to call it a control-oriented tension rubber.
It's a hidden gem I'd recommend not only to beginners but also to intermediate and advanced players looking for stable, consistent table tennis.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Acoustic Carbon Inner
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Acquaintance of peppers (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Has good stability
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2020/03/22
A friend of mine was using this, so I got to try it out.
It's a soft rubber, but it gets more distance than you'd expect. Nothing about it really stands out, but it can do a bit of everything.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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Baumkuchen (Experience: ６〜１０ years) You need good control for this
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2018/10/19
I'm a single-sided penhold looper.
Basically, it won't bounce much unless you put power behind it.
So it's easy to switch between not flying (like on a short) and flying (like on a drive).
Also, the control is better than the spin or speed. The maximum spin isn't anything special compared to other rubbers, but with the soft sheet and the sponge's firm resilience, it feels like it grips the ball and lets you put spin on.
Above all, you have to get the ball onto the table properly for it to work. The shots might be a bit softer than with other tension rubbers, but my mistakes have dropped dramatically.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Yoshida Kaii CS
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You Arakaki (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Ah
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2018/01/27
I bought it with high expectations because of Golden Tango, but it feels a bit lacking in bounce.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ZLC
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Sea wind (Experience: ６〜１０ years)
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2018/01/26
I think it's good for the backhand.
It has great grip on the ball, and it's easy to lift backspin balls too.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Yola Amber Lloyd Extreme Chinese
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Rie (Experience: Less than a year) The grip feel.
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2018/01/18
I used this on the backhand, with short pips on my forehand.
I picked this rubber more out of curiosity, on a whim really, but it's turned out to be pretty easy to use.- Rallies
The top sheet is soft, but the sponge is firm, so it's easy to play with.
That said, if you take the power off your shot, the ball tends to drop short.- Pushes
This might be affected by temperature too, but if you just tap the ball onto the rubber it doesn't pop up much, so it's more stable if you lift it slightly.- Backhand topspin drive
This also goes in better if you put a bit more power behind it.
It draws a relatively clean arc, which is nice.- Smash (forehand)
On smashes, you really feel the ball grip the rubber.
That's probably what makes it easy to use, but I feel like swinging faster gives you a more ideal smash.- Summary
Since I switched to this from Bryce Speed, at first the way the ball popped up a bit bothered me,
but I think the more you use it, the more you appreciate how good (and easy to use) it is.
As I mentioned, the top sheet is soft, so you get that "gripping" feeling.If you're not too particular about speed, this might be nice for the backhand. Recommended.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Exeter 4
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