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 6)
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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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Child 哈 red (Experience: More than ２０ years) Switched from Rozena R50
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2021/01/24
For the past 3 years I've been using andro rubbers with a hardness around 50. I've tried tacky rubbers like Hurricane NEO3 before, but I could never handle any of them and went back within a day - a painful experience.
Forehand hitting (light hits): You can feel the hardness, but there's no real discomfort hitting with it.
Topspin drive: The arc becomes bigger/higher than before, but if you swing all the way through, it lands on the table fine.
Topspin drive against backspin: If you can control your impact to some degree, the ball rises on its own and lands on the table with a nice arc. This is basically the exact shot I'm working on and need for matches, so I was genuinely impressed by this.
Smash, angled shots: No problem as long as your contact point is high.
Receive: For stops against short backspin serves, if you get your racket to the bounce point early, you can really feel it bite and stop dead. Forehand flicks are no problem as long as the contact point is high.
Block: No problem if you're conscious of following through by pushing slightly over the top of the ball.
Counter: If you hit with the intent of returning the spin, it lands solidly on the table.
Serve: Serves bite well and are also easy to keep short.
Overall, for someone like me who wants to build the point from the third or fourth ball, this is the rubber I've been waiting for. Being able to stop the ball in the short game and then hit a topspin drive right after without changing my swing is a huge help.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use ICE CREAM AZX
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Table tennis club of a certain university (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Might vary by user?
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2021/01/22
After using this rubber, I noticed a few things. (Just my personal opinion.)
1. You need to actually understand how to properly put spin on the ball.
2. You need some ability to rally and use finer techniques.
3. You need to be able to rally even away from the table.
If you can do the above, I think this rubber is very easy to use. I thought it would be similar to NEO3, but once I actually used it, it wasn't similar at all. I'd say it's more like a different type of tacky rubber altogether. I think more and more people will start using this. No complaints about the counter or the serve. No complaints about the speed either.
I wouldn't really recommend this to someone jumping straight into tacky rubber for the first time, but it might be good for someone switching over from another tacky rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use QUARTET AFC
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Hippopotamus (Experience: ２〜３ years) Super hard rubber
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2021/01/05
This is a very hard rubber. It grips the ball really well for spin
But because it's hard, the ball doesn't sink into the sponge, so I'd recommend a brushing stroke.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Swat Carbon
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Adhesive man (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Close to Hurricane Neo3
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2021/01/04
Just like the title says, the feel was close to Neo3. Since both the sheet and sponge are made in China, it grips the ball well for spin, but it's fairly hard to generate speed. So I felt it was quite tough once I moved away from the table. If you want to go all-in on tacky rubber, I felt the Hurricane Turbo series was better in both speed and spin. On the plus side, since it's lighter than the Hurricane series, you're less likely to be late on your swing, and it's easy to put spin on serves and easy to do short-game plays like stops and pushes.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use VISCARIA
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STIGA mania (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Stops dead on short balls!
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2021/01/03
No one had written a review yet, so here goes! I switched to it and used it today.
Features
◎ Stops dead in the short game
Coming from a tension rubber, it really doesn't have much speed. Instead, my stops land dead on the spot. The opponent's return was so short they almost stumbled. I couldn't win points by hitting hard in the match, but I won with a short game that had no distance on it.
◎ The feel is fine within a usable range
I thought it would be too hard to use, but it's usable within a certain range.
Caution
★The key point of this rubber is that the ball pops up extremely high, so it's easy to overshoot. So if you swing from low to high, or just try to connect with the ball, you'll get overshoot after overshoot. I think you need to swing forward and hit horizontally with force to bring out its potential.Overall, I think the key to this rubber is whether you can make good use of that high pop-up. I plan to use it for about a month and write another review!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use INFINITY VPS V
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Kokuuma Taro (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Ridiculous spin
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2020/12/31
This is my first review. Comparing it to Nittaku's Turbo Blue.
My first impression is that it's quite light. Comparing max thickness Turbo Blue (2.0) to max thickness TD (2.2), this one was about 13g lighter. Because it's lighter, it's harder to build centrifugal force in your swing, so it's harder to produce powerful shots. On the other hand, because it's lighter, my swing speed increased, which raised the spin on serves and topspin drives.
Also, because of the strong tackiness, I felt the short game (stop, push, flick) was quite easy to do.
Despite those benefits above, since this is genuine Chinese rubber, it really doesn't have much pace. If you're aiming for a style that leverages the unique spin of tacky rubber rather than raw power, it might be worth trying.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use VISCARIA
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