Name: RIGAN SPIN
Brand: Yasaka
SKU: 710-rubber
Price: 4.400 JPY
Availability: InStock
Rating: 8.07 (59 reviews)

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[Hardness] Little soft
[Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 8.07 / 10

59 reviews

Speed:6.42
Spin:8.1
Control:8.63

: Reviews of RIGAN SPIN. 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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Producer: Yasaka

Product code: B-86

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

Highly evaluated as a spin-type tension rubber for beginners to intermediate players. It stands out for easy spin application, excellent control, great cost performance, and long durability, making it ideal for stable play, though speed performance is limited.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Easy to apply spin with stable drives and serves
User-friendly for beginners with excellent touch play
Superior control with fewer errors
Durable sheet and long lifespan offer excellent value
Speed performance tends to lag behind similar-level rubbers

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveSpin is easily applied with good grip, providing significant rotation on loop drives. Block play is extremely stable, and edge brushing is reliable. The sponge has long durability, maintaining performance even after 150 hours of use.

▽ CriticalSmashing and counter-hit techniques are difficult to execute, requiring the racket face to be angled down due to excessive ball holding. Topspin drives often result in lifting too high and going over the net.

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Table tennis is fun (Experience: Less than a year) Best value and spin rubber

As the name "Spin" suggests, this rubber generates a lot of spin. It also has good grip, allowing for considerable spin on loop drives and other shots. Speed drives are also easy to execute, although a little power is needed on the backhand (for players with 6 months to 1 year of experience). Blocking is extremely stable. While pushing and brushing are good, a stronger impact and deeper grip will generate more spin. Its weakness is that smashing is incredibly difficult. When I used it, partly due to my technique, I made a lot of over-the-table errors. It holds the ball too long, so it's better to angle the racket face downwards considerably. Backhand hits are also difficult, making it unsuitable for hitting shots. The topsheet has a standard lifespan, but the sponge lasts a long time, maintaining sufficient performance for practice even after the topsheet started to slip. (The topsheet starts to slip after about 100 hours of use, but even after about 150 hours of use, the sponge hasn't deteriorated.) For the second and subsequent forehand sheets, I also put one on my backhand, but it was a little too early, so I think it's better for the third and subsequent backhand sheets. Sorry for the long post.

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2026/10/20