HYBRID K1J
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[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.67
- Spin:9
- Control:8.48
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Reviews of HYBRID K1J. 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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happy （Experience：１１〜２０ years） Almost tension Verified Purchase
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2019/07/15
The rubber before purchasing MAX of this rubber was Q5
When I used this rubber, I felt that most of the feeling I felt was a tension rubber
The drive and smash in the one course was the same striking method and tension rotation was applied and I did not feel it was sticky, but I felt sticky when I hit it or the counter. It is easy to do a loop drive with a lot of rotations.
Besides, it is easy to cut the serve or stop and stop short
Also, I felt the sheet was softer or softer than the indicated hardness (feeling about 50 degrees)
Compared to Shoryu, the arc line was high and it was easy to turn, but I felt that the speed was easier for Shoryu to put out the speed.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use DYNASTY CARBON XU XIN EDITION
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Table I decided to make this the successor to Golden Tango.
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2025/02/24
I tried it out looking for a successor to Golden Tango.
It feels like the Golden Tango PS sheet is a little harder and less sticky.
The original Golden Tango can produce more speed, but the Hybrid K1J can produce a heavier ball.
The arc is about the same as Golden Tango.
I was looking for a successor to the original Golden Tango, but I settled on the Hybrid K1J.
The following rubbers were tried out in search of a successor to Golden Tango.
Glazer 09C: Easy to hit, but the ball is light. Good balance.
Kiryu 2: The arc of Shoryu is a little higher, and the feel of the ball is a little softer. It is easy to get the same distance as Shoryu. Because the sheet is hard, a certain amount of impact is required even for loop drives.
Rakza Z: The arc is too high, so swing correction is required.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ALC
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Uhohaho30000 （Experience：２〜３ years）
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2025/02/03
It's the best rubber I've ever used.
The adhesiveness is weak, but stronger than Shoryu.
If you attach a TSP protective sheet, you can stick the ball to the racket and point it down, and you can go around the table tennis table more than 10 times.
The hitting feel is softer than Shoryu.
It's super easy to do loop drives! I feel like I can lift any ball!
Then the stop stops and the tsutsuki is cut off!
Of course, the serve is also cut off!
On the other hand, it is so cut off that it can be a disadvantage!
If you open the face and drive, it will gain speed, spin, and penetrate deep into the table!
This rubber has an insanely high arc.
If you are switching from tension, you will probably make a lot of over-misses at first, but you will easily get used to it after a month.
The more you swing, the faster the speed becomes, but if you hit it lightly, it won't fly at all. But sometimes that's good!
The way to hit it is better to lightly open the surface and stick to it rather than hitting it with tension!
It's the strongest rubber because it's inexpensive, has a long life, and yet has a lot of rotation and a certain amount of speed!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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ichi06666 （Experience：４〜５ years） It is extremely easy to develop the third pitch from the bottom rotation.
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2024/01/15
The adhesion is stronger compared to slightly adhesive tension rubber.
It seems that hitting the ball with an open surface and hitting the ball with a hit is of higher quality than with a tension rubber.
You can hit a high-quality third ball without thinking about any pattern, whether it's a forward rotation serve, a forward rotation serve, or a half-long serve. It is easy to score points due to the opponent's block mistakes, and lead to successive drives or rallies later on.
When I was using a spin-type tension rubber, it was a one-shot game where I was aiming for no touch, and there was nothing I could do if my opponent had a good reception, so I couldn't really use the development from the downward rotation serve.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use LIBERTA GLORIOUS
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SHOKICHI （Experience：６〜１０ years） Fairly mild in transition from tension
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2023/01/01
It was a fairly mild or easy-to-use rubber to replace the tension system with adhesive. The slightly adhesive type is hard but has the goodness of being able to fly, so it is a favorite category for those who like it, and personally I liked it more than the popular adhesive tension.
I was worried that it would be difficult to serve and cut, but I was able to hit the cut more honestly than before, and it was easier to cut the serve! However, if anything, you need to be conscious of rubbing, and if you hit it too much, it will snap away (this may be a tension)
As for the drive, I found it very difficult to do the downward rotation drive and counter! If it is said that the lower rotation will go up, the adhesion is solid and the rotation will rather lose, the upper rotation is too caught, it will overshoot if you fall from the bottom, but if you play it, it will be straight, so you have to keep rubbing the top properly. I couldn't. To be honest, I think it's a cheap and rare rubber for advanced users!
For those who change from tension to stickiness, I want you to be aware of the nature of stickiness and try the downward rotation drive!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use LIBERTA WILLOW
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Shogun （Experience：６〜１０ years） Quite high arc
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2021/12/21
First of all, it is slightly adhesive, but when it is balled, it has the same momentum as tension and has a very high grip.
When I tried the rally, over mistakes occurred in rapid succession. The arc line is quite high!
It is hard to hit because it rises 10 cm higher than the normal spin tension. It is a rubber that requires getting used to.
However, lifting the downward rotation is easier because it goes up. It will come in with a suitable amount.
You can go to meet, but it's hard to use as a weapon. It is a rubber that competes with the amount of rotation.
It's heavy, but it's high performance, so if you want to use it, you need to practice and get used to it. A racket with an arc line made of wood is not good. I think it goes well with special materials and wood that does not have arcs. Kolbel has a decent arch line, so it's not compatible.
Please experience it as well.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Homoko （Experience：２〜３ years） Rubber like a person (◩_◩)
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2020/12/21
I used the one used by my clubmates.
Personally, it was very easy to do.
According to the user himself, the degree of adhesion changes depending on the day. When the degree is good, it is about medium stickiness, and when it is bad, it does not even stick. I felt like a person w
This rubber was like a spin-type tension with increased grip and ball holding.
The shot feel is about 48 degrees, and there is no particular feeling of 52.5 degrees, so the seat is probably soft.
It's good that you can hit it without having to remember the adhesive hitting method, it seems that it is not a rubber that has different tastes.
If you stick it, I think that it fits a racket with a special material (inner is the best). maybeAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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