Sriver
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Medium hardness [Performance] Control and Speed to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:6.58
- Spin:5.84
- Control:7.65
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Our most successful rubber since its introduction in 1967.
More than 20 World & 70 European titles have been won with Sriver.
A hard & tacky surface and medium hard & flexible sponge makes it the best choice for all-round attackers.
Its consistency proves it's the all-time winner.
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Players use Sriver
- Optimal balance-type rubber for foundational skill-building
- Hard sponge helps develop proper form and technique
- Thickness recommended at thick or extra-thick; thin not recommended
- Creates unique trajectories for differentiation from opponents
- Incompatible mixing with tension systems changes stroke mechanics
Reviews by user
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Slaver religion (Experience: ４〜５ years) Solid
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2021/08/29
In a word, it's "balanced." Nothing about it stands out in particular, but there's nothing especially bad about it either. Everything is just right. I'd recommend it to intermediate players with 3-5 years of table tennis experience. For beginners, I'd recommend Flextra, also from Butterfly. The sponge is on the hard side. Just take this as a reference.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Table tennis enthusiast (Experience: Less than a year) Basic
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2026/04/06
This feels like a fundamentals kind of rubber. It pairs really well with a control-friendly 5-ply blade.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use SANALION S
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The Battle of Minoshima! Quirky ball
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2026/04/04
This is a real ally for hobby players.
It won't break the bank, and for anyone who wants a rubber that stays lively forever, this might just be the one-of-a-kind final destination.
On top of that, it traces a distinctive trajectory that makes it hard for opponents to handle, so it should help you stand out from everyone else.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Masato Tanaka 00 For beginners
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2025/10/28
By today's standards, this is a rubber from the good old days.
It's hard to say its spin and speed match the modern game, but there's a certain "feel on the ball" you just can't get anywhere else.
It's the kind of feel that wraps around the ball and flings it out on a distinctive trajectory.
If you want to play a different kind of table tennis than everyone else, this is well worth trying.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Reaper (Experience: ２〜３ years) A safe, dependable blade
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2025/05/10
It doesn't really have any particular weaknesses, and I used it happily all three years of junior high. It's easy to get spin on, and both pushes and topspin drives go in easily.
On the other hand, that also means nothing about it really stands out, so I think players who already have a set playing style would find it a bit lacking.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KASUMI BASIC
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Masamune (Experience: ６〜１０ years) For beginners
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2024/07/13
As far as bounce and control go, this is squarely a beginner's rubber.
That said, it produces a unique ball (compared to modern rubbers), so it might work against opponents who aren't used to it.
For better or worse, it's a rubber from a bygone era!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use CYPRESS -S
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Tanaka 0569 Hit the sweet spot and...
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2023/11/17
If you're a hard hitter and a penhold looper, you probably used to use this back in the day.
These days table tennis is all about tension rubbers that do the work for you, but with a rubber like this where you generate your own spin and speed, you can create tricky shots that might actually help you win.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use AA
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