Sriver
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Medium hardness [Performance] Control and Speed to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:6.62
- Spin:5.73
- Control:7.5
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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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Reviews by user
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Slaver religion （Experience：４〜５ years） Alignment
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2021/08/29
In a word, it is "arrangement". It doesn't mean that it stands out, and that doesn't mean it's particularly bad. Everything is just right. I would recommend intermediate players with 3 to 5 years of table tennis experience. For beginners, we recommend the same butterfly flextra. The sponge is stiff. Please use it as a reference.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Tanaka 0569 If you hit it right at the core!
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2023/11/17
If you are a hard hitter and a Pendra, many people must have used it in the past.
Modern table tennis is all about tension type rubbers that stretch, but if you use a rubber like this that allows you to spin and speed yourself, you may be able to create an addictive ball and lead to wins.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use AA
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Only high elasticity wins （Experience：４〜５ years）
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2022/11/03
Ever since I started playing table tennis, Fore has always been a slave. I've used Vega once, but this is it.
Beginners should use medium to thick to solidify the foundation,
Intermediate players and above should aim for more aggressive play with special thickness ~ MAX.
Since the sponge is hard, I think that intermediate players and above who have a strong impact can bring out the potential of this rubber more!
(I think thin is also good for the back of the pen.)All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Natto （Experience：２〜３ years） The rubber that changed the world
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2022/05/16
Oita has become less popular. I'm sorry...
It seems that Mizutani was originally using it. Rubber Dao who used to be strong and changed table tennisAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use TB5α
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Mutsu （Experience：２〜３ years） Easier to use than jamin
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2022/04/10
It is easier to use than Jamin. The drive was easy to do, but I personally felt that the life was short when using it. Tsuttsuki entered stably. Recommended rubber for beginners.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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Right shake back and back （Experience：４〜５ years） By human
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2021/11/16
The characteristic of the slaver is high elasticity and high friction. At first, I was wondering if it would bounce quite a bit, or if it would take a tremendous amount of rotation.
Actually it is decent. I can finally enter with a solid swing. Thick is recommended for those who want to acquire the correct form, who want to improve steadily, or who are wondering about the first rubber. Please never go inside. The inside of the slaver does not fly too much, and the swing becomes exaggerated and the form collapses. If you feel like continuing to play table tennis, make it thicker. Next is the racket. We also recommend Butterfly's Corbel, Mace Advance, Yasaka's Swedish EK Classic, Mabayashi Extra Offensive, and Nittaku's Latika. The overall rating is low, but you can definitely improve it. If you learn the basics with a slaver and are not satisfied, it is time to switch to Rosena. (Rozena is also thicker than thick) Personally, I think Slaver is a good rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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Between intermediate and advanced （Experience：６〜１０ years） important point
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2021/11/14
Here are some things to keep in mind when using a slaver or when you are wondering whether to use it. Slaver is a popular rubber for beginners who is on par with Mark v. The sponge hardness is 38 degrees in butterfly hardness. German hardness is about 48 degrees. It is hard. By the way, the hardness of Slaver EL is 35 degrees, and the hardness of Slaver FX is 33 degrees. The hardness of Slaver EL is called medium hardness, and it is said that various techniques are easy to do. The performance of slavers that are not FX or EL changes depending on the thickness. We do not recommend anyone of any level inside. It is better to use thick. If you have been playing table tennis for less than 1 year to 2 years, please use Rosena etc. if you want to stabilize the technique or challenge after 3 years. Even then, it's thick or extra thick. Please consult with a clerk at a table tennis specialty store.
After about 4 years, I'm sure you'll be able to do something special or special. Please choose the rubber that suits your skill.
And after about 6 years, I think there will be some foreignness. It may be established as a cutman. In this way, gradually level up from the slaver and enjoy your own table tennis.
* Please stop using Tenergy, Rosena special thickness, and foreign rubber from the beginning. That will definitely improve.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KORBEL
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