TRIPLE Double Extra
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[Hardness] Pretty soft [Performance] Spin and Control to have excellent |
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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 5)
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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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Inu (Experience: ２〜３ years) Super intense
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2021/06/26
It didn't suit my forehand, so this review is about my backhand.
Over the table, you can overwhelm your opponent with chiquita. You can also do something like a chop-flick, a kind of sweeping lift shot. The spin is pretty nasty.
The thing I was most impressed by after using it was that just by casually swinging at a floating ball, you get a smash-like shot with insane sidespin lol. The opponent can't return it at all. Just a quick chopping swing produces a savage, killer chop lol. The sponge is super hard, so even on blocks you never get pushed back at all.Since it's such a strongly tacky rubber, I'd recommend pairing it with a blade that has good ball-holding feel. The Hadraw VR I use has great ball-holding feel and generates a lot of power, so I'd definitely recommend it.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Butterfly Hadraw VR
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I wish it was a table tennis guy (Experience: ２〜３ years) Adhesive rubber that can be used like tension
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2021/06/05
I switched from tension rubber and I'm using an outer-ply blade. Since the ball leaves the blade really fast and it's hard to put spin on, my idea was that maybe tacky rubber could cover for that lol. The sponge is hard, so it bounces a decent amount just from contact. However, after about 3 hours of practice the tackiness starts to fade. So I think it's a good idea to buy TSP's protective sheet to maintain the tackiness. If you leave it stuck on for 2 days, the tackiness comes back a ton. The feel on impact is like a dull thud, which isn't really that great. A thickness of around 2.0 seems just right, since it's easier to control.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Zhang Jike ALC
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so (Experience: More than ２０ years) Mystery
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2021/05/02
When I just hit normally, it felt oddly plain with no real speed or spin, but a forehand drive produces a nasty ball whether you hit from a really low contact point or from farther back. No complaints about the short game or serves. Instead of trying to force extra spin, if you swing forward as if you don't mind grazing the net, the stability goes up. On the backhand too, blocks and pushes are stable and it doesn't get overpowered by the opponent's ball. I'm using V15 Extra on my backhand, but this rubber would work fine on both sides too. A blade with good ball-holding feel probably makes it easier to produce nasty, erratic balls, which is nice. Smashing a lob is super easy with this.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use INNERFORCE LAYER ZLF
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Adhesion is the second piece (Experience: ２〜３ years) Surprisingly easy to hit
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2021/03/23
I put this on my backhand because I admire Koki Niwa.
It's really hard, so it doesn't get affected much by the opponent's spin, and chiquita was easy to do. That said, a fast, drive-like chiquita over the table was completely beyond my swing speed and timing...
Other than that, my misses on short-game techniques and blocks dropped a lot! However, when trying to hit an opponent's half-hearted ball, if you don't brush it properly it drops into the net. Also, compared to tension rubber the ball feels slower, and compared to other tacky rubbers the ball feels lighter.
It's quite easy to flick the ball with, so I'd actually recommend it for people who don't attack much on their backhand, since it makes defensive techniques easier.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use KOKI NIWA WOOD
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F (Experience: ４〜５ years) more than I thought
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2021/03/17
This is way higher performance than what I imagined a tacky rubber would be like.
It has way more speed than you'd expect from a tacky rubber.
It feels like the "grab the ball and throw it back" trait typical of tacky rubbers has been maxed out.
That said, it felt better on my backhand than on my forehand. Hitting with it on my forehand just didn't feel right.
The sheet is soft and the sponge is hard, so brushing the ball works well. I have no worries about netting the ball. Pushes might need a little fine-tuning though.
When I did basic hitting drills, I had more overshoots than net misses, so it really does have a lot of speed. Being a tacky rubber it's a bit heavy, but it felt lighter than others so it's easy to swing.
No doubt this is going to be my go-to partner from now on.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use QUARTET VFC
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The (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Closest to Kyo leopard blue
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2021/02/23
Comparing this to Hurricane 3 Blue. The feel is harder with the Triple, but since the tackiness is strong, the ball-holding feel is pretty close.
Serve: The feel is closer to Hurricane Blue than the other Hurricane rubbers. With gyro-type serves that cut straight down, anything other than the Blue tends to grab the ball too much on its own and lose the spin, but with the Triple I could produce a sharp, biting serve right after switching from Hurricane Blue.
Receive: It has more bounce than on serves, but in a good way. You can feel the high quality of the sheet. There's no unevenness in the flight and it doesn't cause misses.
Light hits: The Triple has a bit more bounce, so it sends the ball higher in close-to-the-table rallies.
Topspin drive: The arc is a bit higher and more consistent with the Triple, and with fewer quirks it's easier to hit. The sponge is hard and bites into the sheet, so it produces strong spin, but Hurricane has weaker bounce and therefore has that raw, gritty spin and variation. The ceiling is higher with Hurricane - even at full power the ball still comes out proportionally. With the Triple, the ball digs in too much into the sheet and comes out flat with no spin. That might be one reason top players use it on their backhand.
Overall: I think this is the best tacky rubber a domestic (Japanese) manufacturer has ever made. It's a rubber worth trying for anyone who wants a bit more stability than Hurricane Blue. The sheet started lifting after about 10 uses. The tackiness also fades pretty fast. But the price is cheap too, so that seems about fair.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use VISCARIA
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ball crusher (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Isn't it okay to classify the adhesive tension?
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2021/01/25
The feel when hitting is that it grips for spin, and unlike Hurricane, you don't have to be so conscious of your racket angle to get it to land consistently, so I think even tension rubber users could hit with this.
The feel is somewhere between neo3 and Turbo Blue, with a good sense of firmness.
The ball quality has the kind of extension and dip you get from Golden Tango or Rakza Z Extra Hard, and the flight feels like neo3 with a booster applied.I'd guess the closest match is the Blue Whale 3 (39° sponge)?
The weight is way lighter than Turbo Blue, but it still felt like it had a decent amount of heft.
It rarely produces knuckleballs or dead, spinless balls.
It seemed pretty easy for opponents to read.
There were quite a few moments where I felt the receiver probably found the ball lighter than I expected, but since it's more consistent than Hurricane, I think I'll keep using it for a while.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use MA LONG CARBON 2
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