DNA PLATINUM XH
| Everyone's rating |
[Hardness] Little hard [Performance] Spin and Speed to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:9.1
- Spin:9.3
- Control:8.63
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Reviews of DNA PLATINUM XH. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.(Page 3)
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Specifications
- Producer
- STIGA
- Product code
- 1712070523,1712070123
- Feels softer than its hardness rating, very playable
- Exceptional rotation and speed in perfect balance
- Works well for both drive and cut playstyles
- Consistent and stable for close-to-net techniques
- Requires solid technique and power to maximize
Reviews by user
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Cutman with a lot of attacks (Experience: ４〜５ years) Highly recommended for choppers with a strong impact style
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2023/05/26
Currently using max thickness on a Defensive Classic.
Light hits: bounces but doesn't bounce too much
Drive: spins on automatically so you can produce heavy, high-spin drives, but if the impact isn't strong it tends to come out flat
Block: good control, you can return the ball anywhere without losing to your opponent's spin
Chop: doesn't bounce too much so even a full, deep chop stays on the table. But since it's hard, be careful — without the technique to impart spin you'll end up producing nothing but knuckle balls
Counter: when you really sink the ball in, you get a nasty counter. Countering off a chop was extremely easy
Short game: pushes, stops, flicks, chiquita, and sliding shots — most techniques were easy to do
Serve: you can produce serves loaded with spin whether short or long
Overall: this is a really great rubber for choppers, but since it's hard, I don't think you can use it well without a certain level of skill. That said, if you can master it, you might be able to score big with things like counters off heavy chops, so if you're looking for a harder rubber, give this one a consideration.
Sorry for the long review.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use DEFENSIVE CLASSIC
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Gengar (Experience: ６〜１０ years) An advanced rubber you can really drive
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2023/04/05
Put on an Innerforce Layer, weighing 50.9g.
Clearly harder compared to Platinum H.
Because of that, when you swing through it properly you get a low trajectory with quite a lot of power. Also, for hitting backspin balls, hitting it more with a meeting touch was more stable and produced good shots.
It's fine for practice, but I felt it's difficult to use in matches.
A rubber purely for advanced players.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ALC
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Rainbow (Experience: ４〜５ years) Strongest regardless of the user's skill
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2022/12/27
Used on the forehand of an Innerforce Layer ALC.S. This was a switch from Vega Pro. Compared to Vega Pro, Vega Pro seemed better in every way, and I was thinking Platinum was just too hard to use — but it turns out "Vega Pro is better" was purely my own impression as the user. When I played matches within the club against friends, they seemed to have a really hard time reading the ball (I heard afterward that it landed and flew off in a direction different from what they expected), and whereas normally my backspin serves are so bad that opponents drive them easily and a rally starts right away, this time the moment the ball hit my opponent's racket it seemed to resist and dropped downward. From my side, I didn't feel any more spin than with Vega Pro at all, and I was already braced for their drive, so I had no idea what had just happened. On top of that, I kept winning in that club tournament and ended up facing the strongest player. I lost, but normally matches against that person go about 4-11, and sometimes I couldn't even score a single point — yet this time, playing my usual style, I was able to push it all the way to a 4-4 deuce set. A rubber that quietly gives you the lead without you even noticing — doesn't that make it deserving of the title "strongest"?
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use INNERFORCE LAYER ALC.S
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no name (Experience: ４〜５ years) A power rubber for the forehand
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2022/11/08
Bought MAX (53g)
Forehand
- Against topspin... no complaints
- Against backspin... good spin, easy to lift
- Counters... easy and fast
- Short game... bounces a lot but still lands properly
- Serves... cuts at a top level among tension rubbersBackhand
- Against topspin... high level of both spin and speed
- Against backspin... reasonably easy, and with power the ball gets nasty
- Counters... a bit restrained, feels just right when you hit
- Short game... hard, but once the ball sinks in, it gets nastyOverall rating
From using it, I think this rubber suits the forehand better than the backhand.
Since the hardness is a firm 53 degrees, on the forehand the ball sinks in properly and gets nasty, but on the backhand it's too hard and difficult to use.
If you're a powerful player, I think it could work on the backhand too.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use FORTIUS FT ver.D RE
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Ishitsubute (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Too hard for me to use.
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2022/10/16
Honestly, this was just too hard, too hard to get the ball flying, and had lifespan issues, so I couldn't keep using it.
The hardness is 52.5 degrees, so it's plainly hard.
Compared to other rubbers of the same hardness in general, I think the ball sinks in fairly well.
What I did like was the confidence I felt against topspin. The reason being, the ball held well and got speed, and the meet-hit rebound was good, giving me real confidence against topspin.
As for backspin, I felt the hardness working against me, and with my skill level I couldn't get the ball to sink in properly, so I kept netting the ball.
To conclude, this is a rubber that's really meant for advanced players.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Racket recommended use Innerforce Layer ZLC
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Morumofu (Experience: ４〜５ years) A perfect 100-point rubber
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2022/10/08
I put this on the backhand of my shakehand racket. It's incredibly good. If you like hard rubbers, you'll love it. Seriously good. Why not give it a try?
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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macochin (Experience: More than ２０ years) For advanced players
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2022/09/16
Although the sponge is hard, the sheet is relatively soft, so the feel isn't as hard as you'd expect.
The sheet grips the ball well, and I get the impression it clears the net on its own even when I just swing the racket forward.
That said, this is still a rubber better suited to players who attack with speed rather than spin.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use CARBONADO 45
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