RASANTER R53
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[Hardness] Hard [Performance] Speed and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:9.55
- Spin:9.53
- Control:7.96
- R53 - THE BEST RASANTER EVER!
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The new top rubber in the RASANTER family does not just differ in its sponge hardness. With R53, andro opens a new chapter in rubber technology. The R53 is the first rubber with the newly developed andro ENERGY CELL sponge that charges every topspin with outstanding dynamics. In the unforgotten World Cup match between GAUZY and XU XIN, the new sponge caused a stir for the first time. Now the R53 is ready for mass production as a complete system solution with a new top rubber - and is now available for all those who are confident to handle this rubber. The new R53, without a doubt, the sharpest andro rubber of all time.
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Specifications
- Producer
- Andro
- Product code
- 112292
Players use RASANTER R53
- Soft hitting feel despite high hardness, combining speed and spin well
- Delivers powerful shots when sponge is compressed with strong impact
- Heavy rubber that demands physical strength and arm power
- Harder than R48 with superior smashes and drives
- Difficult to control for intermediate players
Reviews by user
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Yuriha (Experience: ４〜５ years) Hard to handle
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2021/08/30
First off, it's very hard. Speed is fine, but the trajectory is low and it's hard to keep on the table. It's also a very heavy rubber, so I think only certain players can really use it.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ZLC - CS
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Haneko (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Flies sooooo well
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2021/08/18
It's hard and just flies, and when you really get the ball to sink in, the nastiness of the shot is insane.
I couldn't handle it and peeled it off after about 2 weeks, but it's a rubber I'd like to try again once I've improved more. Not a rubber to pick lightly. Regular players might be better off with something like R48?All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use ZX-GEAR IN
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Timon (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Not at the level where you'd try going harder
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2021/05/23
This is my impression of R53 after having used R48.
I shouldn't have casually thought "let's go one level harder for more power."
People say it feels softer than the hardness number suggests, but after having used the 48, this one is clearly harder.Honestly, an intermediate player can't fully use it (lol)
Long balls fly like crazy. In close, contested rallies there's a real risk of over-missing.
If you can drive the swing with your lower body, it's still usable, I think.
And above all... it's heavy...
Even on an Acoustic, which was already a light unit, it feels weighty. And even mounted on a lighter Award Offensive, it still feels heavy.On the plus side, the trajectory is low and sharp — even lifted shots dip down. Though that's assuming you can control it (lol)
For blocking, if you counter with an extending motion you can attack with good rhythm. Stopping the ball is also fairly easy.
Even over the table, it can be stopped despite being a springy rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Acoustic
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Fan I (Experience: ２〜３ years) Basically Tenergy — arguably even better
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2021/04/17
It's not as hard as people make it out to be — if anything, I found it a bit soft. The spin is as strong as Tenergy, and looping usually makes most opponents over-miss. It's faster than Tenergy and the ball gets rough in a good way, so it should be hard for opponents to read. You can return the ball without losing out to your opponent's shot, so both countering and the short game were really easy. This rubber tends to make you over-miss easily, so I think it's best used with the mindset of adding spin to keep it on the table.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use VIOLIN CARBON
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Wanchan (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2021/01/04
What surprised me most is that despite the hardness, the feel is soft, kind of like Fastarc G1. The speed and spin are way stronger than G1, no comparison. The downside — it's ridiculously heavy. Heavier than the Hurricane NEO I had on before. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. But if you have some power and are an intermediate player or above, it might be worth trying.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use MA LONG CARBON 2
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Takamo (Experience: １１〜２０ years)
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2020/12/25
Who actually puts something this hard on a low-bounce chop blade?
Not sure who this will help, but as a former chopper now playing an all-around pips style, this turned out to be the best rubber for me, so I'm leaving a review.
Because of that, the feel is completely different from how it'd feel on an attacking blade. Please don't take this as a reference for that (lol)To start with, there's R and V, which is confusing, but the difference is arc (spin) versus straight line (speed).
Look it up for details.
Also, R53 and R47 (was 47 released at the same time? I forget) differ from the rest of the R series in that the topsheet is softer.
So between R50 and R53, R53 is actually easier to spin and feels softer.
That said, the sponge hardness is 53. Get the ball to sink in, and you get a fierce smash.That hardness is both the strength and the drawback.
But since a chop blade is soft, it doesn't end up too hard overall.
Might be too hard for a full chopper, though?
Since I play an all-around pips style, I add spin on the forehand, create chances on the backhand, and finish with a smash off that hardness-53 rubber.To sum up:
- On a chop blade, it's not that hard
- If you want a devastating smash with an all-around pips style
- And you want to load up the spin beforehand for that
Then this one's for you, definitely!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Innershield Layer ZLF
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Putaro (Experience: ２〜３ years)
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2020/11/20
I went with this on both sides. It's a bit heavy, but I have no problems using it. Before, I was using a rubber around 47° hardness on both sides, but it felt a little soft, so I switched to this. If you swing through on forehand and backhand it goes in fine, and it grips more spin than the Tenergy 05 I'd used before.
It sinks into the sponge well so I don't really feel the hardness. I use a fast, springy outer blade, and even swinging hard it still lands in. It's fairly hard so I can swing with confidence. This has been the best rubber I've ever used. I plan to keep using it going forward.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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