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Although it's not sold by Nittaku, I purchased one with the same hardness and thickness, so I'll review it.

I originally used adhesive rubbers, but then I started using light adhesive rubbers and went back to using sticky rubbers. The ball retention is overwhelmingly better. The sheet is also slightly harder than the recent light adhesive rubbers, making it easier to bounce and flick.

Since I can play on the table without worrying too much about holding the ball, it still goes in even when I'm nervous or straining. Also, when used on the backside, the grip is good, making chiquitas and serves easier.

Although it's listed as 42.5 degrees, this appears to be the Japanese designation, and the back of the rubber states 39 degrees. The stronger the impact, the more spin there is, as expected from Kokukyo.

If you want to hit the ball with more power. If you want to pierce it like tension, a harder sticky rubber with a 41-42 degree angle is easier. I recommend it for players who hit the ball so hard that it shatters, or who don't stray too far from the table. For other players who want to use sticky rubber, the light adhesive rubber is easier to use.

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