TRIPLE Double Extra
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Pretty soft [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.63
- Spin:9.44
- Control:8.85
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Reviews of TRIPLE Double Extra. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.(Page 3)
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Specifications
- Producer
- VICTAS
- Product code
- 200060
- Excellent spin performance with strong adhesiveness, highly rated for drive and tutsuki
- Soft sheet surface allows good contact even on mistimed hits
- Stable short-range play and cut shots, strong in defensive techniques overall
- Adhesiveness deteriorates quickly requiring frequent replacement
- Low flight distance necessitates aggressive hitting, difficult transition for tension rubber users
Reviews by user
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Bamboo (Experience: 2〜3 years) The spin is just amazing
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2023/05/14
I don't get much spin on the ball myself, so I can't really speak to how much spin you get on drives etc. But serves are very easy to do and get plenty of spin. I also think the short game is easy to do with it. Fast flicks go in well. By the way, I have it on my forehand. I'd recommend it to people who want to put more spin on the ball or want sharper serves.
Equipment
F - Triple Double Extra
B - Moristo SPAll Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use DYNA SEVEN
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Yuu. Cutman (Experience: 2〜3 years) Easier to use than expected
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2023/05/09
I put this on the forehand of my secondary attacking blade!
My main blade uses Hurricane Turbo Blue, and I wanted something a bit easier to use than that, which is why I chose this rubber - and it turned out easier to use than I expected. Despite its hardness rating, it felt soft (maybe the sheet is soft). Being strongly tacky, drives get an incredible amount of spin, and the short game and blocking are also easy while still producing a minimum amount of speed, so I don't think there's any technique that's particularly hard to do with it. That said, it really doesn't have much pace, so I think tension-rubber users will take some time to adjust..
I also tried chopping with it. It's on an attacking blade, but even so it was plenty easy to keep the ball under control. In fact, putting it on a dedicated chopping blade might actually be harder, since it wouldn't have enough bounce.
For people using Hurricane and the like who want a bit more ease of use, I'd suggest the forehand; for people who want to stabilize their short game and blocking, it's surprisingly lightweight, so using it on the backhand is a totally valid option too!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use BLOODWOOD
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Genius Back Table Cutman (Experience: 6〜10 years) Defense-focused rubber that's easy to control
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2023/01/30
I've been playing as a chopper for almost 6 years since starting table tennis and have tried out various equipment, but I felt this is a rubber that's strong across the board for defensive techniques.
The Yuto Muramatsu is a pretty bouncy defensive blade, so combining it with a high-tension rubber makes it hard to sink the ball into the sponge for chops or sharp, short stops.
With this rubber, once you figure out how to sink the ball in, you can produce a really sharp, short ball.
The downside is on the attacking side - a light-touch drive does get spin, but it feels light for the amount of spin and isn't really usable.
Flat hitting makes a satisfying sound, but for a rubber with such a metallic sound the ball feels light and loses speed quickly.
The sharpness of the chop is top-notch, and because it holds the ball so well, no matter how deep you sink the ball into the sponge it won't fly off wildly, but
I can't really recommend it.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use MURAMATSU YUTO 90th
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Nikotaku (Experience: 4〜5 years) Easy to use once you know its quirks
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2023/01/30
After switching to a bouncier blade, the ball started leaving the racket too fast, so I switched to a rubber with better ball-holding feel. The sponge hardness is pretty firm, but unlike Hurricane and similar rubbers, the sheet is soft and really grips the ball, making it easy to use, and as a result it paired really well with a hard blade.
With a fairly firm-contact drive, no matter how low the contact point drops, the ball reliably clears the net and lands on the table while still coming back as a good ball. It picks up plenty of spin and lands on the table, so I can attack hard with confidence.
On the weaker backhand side, it's easy to flick the ball with that typical tacky-rubber feel. I'm happy that even my weak backhand drive against backspin comes up easily with a decent ball just from a light touch.
The maker markets it as for top players, but if you're already a tacky-rubber user and understand the characteristics of tacky rubber, I think even a beginner close to intermediate level would find it easy to use.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use GAUZY SL OFF
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A person at a certain table tennis facility (Experience: 6〜10 years) Just a normal Chinese-style rubber
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2022/11/23
For spin, it grips like a proper Chinese rubber on every technique - serves, receives, drives, you name it.
As for speed, like a typical Chinese rubber, it's not especially fast.
The impact sound is a sharp crack, a real metallic sound.
Where I personally feel it differs from other Chinese rubbers like Hurricane is that it's easier to handle.
I'd recommend this to people who want to build a feel for putting spin on the ball, or as a stepping stone before moving to a full-blown Chinese rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use ZX-GEAR OUT
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Ponchi (Experience: 6〜10 years) The spin amount is insane
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2022/11/12
This is a rubber I used to use.
I was using a blade with better ball-holding feel than the Korbel, so the spin was insane and blocking etc. was easy, but I felt like I wanted more speed and power than what it gave.
On a soft blade, forehand use just wasn't quite right.
I switched to Fastarc G-1, and the compatibility was way better with that.
A lot of posts say it suits the backhand better, and I'd guess that's probably true.
I'm a loop-drive-into-rally type player, but I'm going to buy it again to test whether it works with an ALC blade.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use TIMO BOLL CAF
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saving maniac 3 (Experience: 4〜5 years) Not your typical Hurricane — a new kind of rubber
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2022/10/01
Used it head-on, both forehand and backhand.
From forehand hitting it felt like the ball went quite high up. On a hard drive or counter, it makes a metallic sound that's different from tension rubber.
It felt very easy to use on the backhand. Since it's a high-arc rubber, you can easily smash even the opponent's low serves. Blocks and the short game were also easy to do.
That said, for a tacky rubber, I feel it falls into the category of having quite a lot of speed. Rather than the dull, muted feel of something like Hurricane, this rubber had a sharp, crisp feel.
What I found hard to deal with was the weight.
Even at 2.0mm, it weighed around 53g after cutting.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Swat Power
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