Attack 8
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Speed and Control to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:6.41
- Spin:4.66
- Control:6.27
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Reviews of Attack 8. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.(Page 5)
- Short pimples
- Single
- Large
Specifications
- Producer
- Armstrong
- Product code
- 6152M、6152L、6153M、6153L、6155M、6155L、6154M、6154L
Players use Attack 8
- Knuckles come out easily and frustrate opponents
- Combines characteristics of pimple and smooth rubber
- Allows easy attacks against backspin
- Mastery requires practice and technique
- Thickness selection significantly affects offense-defense balance
Reviews by user
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Insurance members 34679 Table Tennis
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2017/04/07
A friend of mine was using this.
I got to try it out,
but I'd hate to play against it.
I felt it was hard to control.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Timo Boll T5000
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Makeover weapons expert Department of robot Kong teacher
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2017/04/07
My first short-pips rubber!
I thought it was incredibly high performance.
I'd really hate to face an opponent using this.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Ai Fukuhara PRO · ZLF
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Takuto's (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2017/01/27
It's hard to use, but once you master it, your opponent will really hate it. It's a rubber that's almost like long pips. Since it's hard to handle, I'd recommend it for advanced players. My impression is it's like a medium-pips rubber, somewhere between short pips and long pips. There's not much speed. And in terms of spin, it's on the lower end among short-pips rubbers.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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Fukuhara (Experience: ２〜３ years)
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2017/01/24
If you're good at angle hitting,
if you can use your knees when you hit,
or if you hate receiving serves,
this is really easy to use.
The Attack 8 Super A version 43 degrees is especially easy to use.
For people switching over from inverted rubber, I think it's manageable if you avoid tilting the racket face too much, and beginners can handle it too.
Definitely give it a try.
By the way, I switched from inverted rubber to the Attack 8 and found it easy to handle.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Chinese EX
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Balsamic Start with short pips to get used to it first
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2017/01/02
This isn't a rubber that someone switching over from inverted rubber can just pick up and use right away.
It sits somewhere between short pips and long pips, so if you don't understand the angles for short-pips technique and pushes, you won't be able to return the ball properly and it'll just go into the net.
You can block with it too, but its biggest strength is knuckle shots with good control.
I can only recommend it for the backhand.The Attack 8 M-pips leans more toward long pips, and you can chop back serves that come to your backhand.
Attack 8 drive → Attack 8 drive → open the racket face for a knuckle shot → chop — you can toy with your opponent using just your backhand.
Once you get used to it, it becomes really fun!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Supercell carbon 2 off
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Yutchi @ cut Insane rubber lol
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2016/05/23
What's amazing is how incredibly hard this makes things for your opponent lol. If you ever run into someone using this rubber, you'll honestly feel like crying. The chops are stable and really bite, and even though there's no variation like with long pips, you can still push, so it has a different kind of high performance than long pips. The value for money is great too, so I think it's a great rubber for anyone who really wants to win!
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Acoustic Carbon Inner
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(~¯ ▽ ¯) ~ (Experience: ４〜５ years)
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2016/04/15
As for receiving, a long knuckle ball is really hard to handle. But if you manage to get it back, it flies off as a knuckle ball too, so you can hope for a mistake from your opponent. Also (maybe just lack of practice on my part?), I felt the push was hard to do. There's not much sense of the ball gripping the sponge, so control was difficult too. When I borrowed a friend's M-pips rubber, I didn't get that same impression on the push, so even within the Attack 8 line the feel can vary.
As for rallies, there's nothing to complain about. Long balls tend to fly off as knuckle balls and draw mistakes from the opponent. Speed is harder to generate compared to inverted rubber, but that actually creates a change of pace with your forehand, which seems to make it hard for opponents to time their shots. Short balls are also very easy to produce, making it easy to work the ball forward and back and create chances.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use KASUMI BASIC
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