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 4)
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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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drive idiot (Experience: 2〜3 years) The ultimate value-for-money spin monster
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2022/08/17
The first thing I thought was: it doesn't lose to backspin!
It just goes in, and it grips for spin. The short game is also easy.
The techniques I found especially easy were loop drives against backspin and flicks.
It works on both forehand and backhand, and you can keep your serves nice and short too.
It doesn't produce much speed and seems easily affected by sidespin, so
I think it would pair well with a fast, fiber-composite blade.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use REVOLDIA CNF
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Jumping Ossan (Experience: 6〜10 years) A no-go in practice, but usable in matches
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2022/03/22
As for the short game, it stops dead on both forehand and backhand, is easy to control, and you can place the ball exactly where you're aiming, plus it bites really well.
It's true that things get tough once you move away from the table, but if you're playing close to the table, receiving is so easy that you can basically just get your racket on the ball and it's fine even with sloppy technique.
This also depends on your stroke, but it's a rubber I'd like people who prefer a low trajectory to try.
However, in my case, within a week the feel of the rubber went from rock-hard to mushy-soft, and I could no longer play around with the tackiness (sob)All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Barwell
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Bulk Backhand rubber
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2022/01/08
I put this on my backhand, and it's a top-tier rubber. When you put spin on it, it grips so much it can send the opponent flying, and when you just hit through it, the ball comes out reasonably fast. I used to be bad at the short game, but since switching to this rubber my chiquita and push precision have gone up. Also, even with the same stroke, sometimes it grips a ton and sometimes barely at all, which makes the ball unpredictable in a good way. This is a rubber I'd recommend to intermediate to advanced players who want to reduce backhand overshoots or want to seize the initiative in the short game.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use ZX-GEAR OUT
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Anonymous (Experience: 2〜3 years) Easy to use among tacky rubbers
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2022/01/07
I normally use tension rubber, but I borrowed this from a friend and hit around with it lightly.
Tackiness: There's a fair amount, but Hurricane and the like have more. If you don't use a tack sheet, the tackiness fades quickly.
Long balls: Not much of the typical tacky-rubber variation, but the ball came with plenty of spin.
Against backspin drives: It really lifts the ball up, so it's easy to loop. If you hit it with a tension-rubber stroke (I normally use G-1), you'll completely overshoot. Loops get plenty of spin and speed too, so no complaints there.
Short game: Stops are easy to do normally since it's tacky. I'm not sure about flicks since I was never good at them to begin with. Chiquita had strong grip on the ball and was very easy to do.
The sheet felt softer than I expected. The sponge, though, is very hard. The impact sound is a satisfying "crack" that feels great.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Zephyr2
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Leopard (Experience: 4〜5 years)
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2021/09/11
This is a comparison with Hurricane PRO Turbo Blue. Turbo Blue is heavier. Turbo Blue is also harder. The Double Extra has more rebound. As for stroke style, I'd really recommend brushing the sheet when you hit. Also, for me personally it felt really good on the backhand, so I think this might be a rubber suited for the backhand. It's also easy to transition to from tension rubber, so overall I think it's a really good rubber.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Zhang Jike ALC
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lupin185 (Experience: 6〜10 years) Chops are stable.
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2021/08/28
I have the max thickness on my forehand. On the backhand I use the extra-thin Vertical 20. I started using the TRIPLE Double Extra as soon as it came out. I'm currently on my third sheet.
My receives in the short game are very stable. Even with an imprecise angle, I can return the ball without being affected by the opponent's spin. Forehand chops are also very stable. I recall Koji Matsushita mentioning on YouTube that he currently uses the thick version of the TRIPLE Double Extra.
The way it lifts the ball on a topspin drive is outstanding. The precision of a light-brushing drive is extremely high.
The catalog says it's meant for top players, but for choppers it also generates spin and gives good control, so I'd recommend it to regular players too. The distance is also just right for a chopper.
At first the hardness and tackiness will surprise you, but be patient for 2 weeks. The tackiness settles into a good level and it becomes very easy to use.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use DEFENSIVE PRO
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cotton candy
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2021/07/31
I had the max thickness (I think?) on the backhand of my shakehand (Acoustic) blade, but I thought it might suit the backhand of a CP penhold blade instead, so I switched it over and tried it - and my backhand topspin drives started landing surprisingly well.
Even when blocking the opponent's drive, a nasty ball comes back.
It stops backspin balls in the short game, and if you hit properly you can also get a fast ball out.
I'm not good at chiquita so I couldn't pull it off, but even a beginner can easily just get the ball onto the table with it. That's how strong the tackiness is.
If you swing forward boldly, you get a good ball in, but if you try to lift the ball you tend to overshoot a lot.
I'd recommend this for the backhand of a CP blade more than for a shakehand.
I don't think it's an exaggeration to call it the savior of the CP blade.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use TIMO BOLL CAF - CS
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