GOLDEN TANGO PS [Discontinued]
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[Hardness] Medium hardness [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.25
- Spin:8.88
- Control:7.75
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Reviews of GOLDEN TANGO PS. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.
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Specifications
- Producer
- Joola
- Product code
- 70239,70240,70243,70244
- Soft and user-friendly despite sticky rubber design
- Excellent spin generation for drives and loops
- Ideal for front-to-mid-court play, high-rated for short-range techniques
- Speed comparable to tension rubbers with strong one-hit power
- May require adaptation period for some players
Reviews by user
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Impact pride (Experience: ４〜５ years) Paste on the main racket and try again
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2020/02/03
I tried mounting this on my main blade. My previous review was with it mounted on an outer-carbon blade, but mounting it on an inner-carbon blade gives a combination that's more spin-focused. Even on the outer-carbon blade it already had a high arc, and I expected the inner-carbon blade to raise it even further, but maybe due to blade compatibility, it didn't really go higher. Compared to the outer-carbon setup, it generates more spin and plenty of speed — it carries deep into the opponent's court and produces balls that are hard to handle. My opponents seem to be struggling with it too.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use HURRICANE LONG 5
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Falling NP (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Softer than catalog specs
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2023/11/28
It's fairly tacky. Of all the tacky rubbers I've used, this one feels the softest. It's easy to use.
I think you can switch over from a tension rubber without any real adjustment period.
There's nothing that's hard to do with it — serves, receives, the short game, hitting against backspin, none of it feels awkward. That said, blasting the ball through with speed away from the table is tough.
The unpredictable ball movement typical of tacky rubbers isn't as strong as with Chinese rubber.
I think it's good to mix in sinking the ball, brushing it, and varying the quality of your shots as you play.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use FEEL ZX 2
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Accurate (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Golden tango, not golden tango
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2023/09/17
I'd recommend not switching over directly from the Normal version. For some reason, after using the Normal version you can't do anything with this one — but if you leave some time in between, it works fine again. The Normal was more of a backhand rubber, but the PS is more of a forehand rubber. The sheet is soft, so the ball sinks in easily, and combined with the tackiness, speed loop drives are really easy to hit. On loops it grips the ball firmly, so even if you delay your timing a bit the ball still lands on the table, and it becomes heavier than your opponent expects, which can induce an overhit. It's a bit tough to use far from the table, so I'd recommend it for players who play close to the table to mid-distance.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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moaitroll1234 (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Good rubber that is easy to handle and can be rotated
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2020/12/29
It feels like a German-style tension rubber that's been turned tacky.
Hearing "50°" makes it sound hard, but it's only a bit harder than Tenergy 05, and the ball sinks into it easily.
The tackiness isn't that strong, so I think even people new to tacky rubbers can handle it.
It generates good spin, so it's easy to use not just for drives and chiquitas but for chops as well.
I switched over from Spinart, and since it's easy to generate speed, I felt it got easier to punch through with a single shot.
However, unlike Tenergy, it's not the kind of rubber where just swinging gets it in — if you don't hit it properly, it can mysteriously drop into the net, so be careful with that.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Timo Boll ALC
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Impact pride (Experience: ４〜５ years) Adhesive tension
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2020/01/31
This is my first time using a Joola rubber, and it's pretty good. When you hear "tacky," you imagine something hard, but surprisingly it sinks into the sponge nicely and feels stable. The spin doesn't reach Hurricane levels, but it still spins plenty, and the speed is fast enough to keep up with tension rubbers. I put it on an outer-carbon blade, and the arc is high with good stability — even from an awkward position the ball still gets up over the net, so it's very easy to handle.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use ENERGON
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Turtle Easy to do under rotation
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2019/09/29
I saw a certain video and got curious, so I bought it lol
It's easy to lift backspin balls, and the short game is easy too!
It does feel stable, but overall it gives an impression of being kind of half-baked...
At a level like mine — just able to do basic drills — all I could produce were balls that turned into counter-attack fodder.I realized that using it the way they did in that video really takes a lot of skill lol
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use FIREire FALL SC
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redbampoo (Experience: １１〜２０ years)
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2019/09/25
Considering the weight of my blade, I put thick sponge on both forehand and backhand.
At 190g it feels a little on the heavy side.
When I first put it on, the tackiness felt strong and the bounce was mediocre, but after 2-3 days it started feeling just like a tension rubber,
and I finally found the versatility and control I'd been looking for.
On my forehand drive, a lot of balls dip down after landing in the opponent's court, and you can really feel the quality of the spin making it hard for them to handle.
Backhand drives and blocks are also easy to pull off, and I was surprised at how sharp a stop I could produce.
For serves, I can go short with heavy spin or long and low, and I've been winning points off my serves.
Fast, long serves also came out with good control.
Stops, pushes, flicks — pretty much all the short-game techniques are easy to do,
so if you're torn on which rubber to pick, I'd really recommend giving this one a try.
It also seems to suit a stiffer outer-carbon blade.
This has become one of the rubbers I want to keep using.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use CARBONADO 45
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