TRIPLE Extra
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.4
- Spin:8.7
- Control:8.3
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Reviews of TRIPLE Extra. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.(Page 2)
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Specifications
- Producer
- VICTAS
- Product code
- 200050
- Sticky rubber that bounces well, ideal for beginners
- High spin performance with stable drives and cuts
- Relatively easy table-top techniques and blocking
- Lightweight (45-47g) for smooth transition from tension
- Weak adhesion may disappoint strong-sticky enthusiasts
Reviews by user
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Darker push (Experience: 11〜20 years) Slightly tacky, for forehand
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2021/01/30
I bought both the Double Extra and the Extra at the same time and test-hit them.
Both are lightweight, but the Extra is especially light, at around 45-47g, about 5g lighter than recent German-style tension rubbers.
I started out using it on my backhand, but it worked so well for going for forehand counters that I switched it there.
Brushing the ball isn't great, but hitting it flat makes it fly. The same maker's V15 Extra hitting style seems better for making the ball travel.
That said, for pure mid-distance rallies you need power to get distance, so I'd recommend this for players who mainly play loop drives, counters, and blocks close to the table.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use SEGNA
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lupin185 (Experience: 4〜5 years) Safe and reliable
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2021/01/24
I'm a chopper. This is a switch from Hexer Grip at 1.7mm.
I put a thick sheet on my forehand. It's light for a Chinese rubber. With my Matsushita Kouji blade, paired with a thin Spectol on the other side, it comes to 170g.
Chopping close to the table is stable. I can chop with more confidence than with Hexer Grip.
Blocking is also stable and controllable.
When chopping from mid-distance, if I line up the angle right I can control the ball left and right. Chopping from mid-to-far distance, once I get the angle right, the ball comes in fast. The knuckle effect seems hard for opponents to read too.
Pushes are stable as well.
On serves, opponents playing me for the first time tend to put the ball into the net. It seems to have more spin than I'd expect from my own service motion. Backspin serves especially tend to make opponents net the ball.
Drives from mid-to-far distance have real power, and as a chopper this becomes a weapon I can use to win the point outright. Swinging more forward rather than upward generates more power.
Since even a chopper in his 50s like me can use it, I think junior high schoolers and adult women could use it too.
My coach initially recommended max thickness, so I plan to use this for about two months to get used to the bounce and hardness, then switch to max thickness. I have a feeling that will widen the range of both my chopping and attacking.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use KOJI MATSUSHITA
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Table tennis tofu (Experience: 4〜5 years)
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2020/12/28
I bought this because it was advertised as strongly tacky.
In reality, it doesn't have the tackiness of Hurricane rubber at all — zero stickiness. (Maybe it would come out if you applied something like a TSP tack sheet.)
The sponge is hard but the sheet is soft, to the point where pressing on it with your finger makes the pips fold right over.
Since the sheet is on the weak side, when I brushed the ball with a grazing stroke it often failed to rise and went into the net. Hitting with a firmer meeting shot didn't give much power either, and control was a bit difficult.
I can't recommend this to people who like a really tacky feel.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use KANTER FO OFF
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