Q QUALITY
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[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Control and Spin to have excellent |
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Averages reviews points
- Speed:7.94
- Spin:8.83
- Control:9
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Reviews of Q QUALITY. Players who use Rubber evaluate various points such as hardness of the sponge, speed, control, spin, and feel at impact thoroughly.
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Specifications
- Producer
- Mizuno
- Product code
- 83JRT299
Players use Q QUALITY
- Excellent spin and control performance combined
- Superior value and durability compared to Tenergy
- Enhanced power output with sponge-compression hitting technique
- Versatile usability suitable for beginners to intermediate players
- Quality variance and supply chain instability are concerns
Reviews by user
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The (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Cost performance [10]
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2021/12/21
Comparing it to Dignics 05.
Sheet included, it feels squishy/tacky, but it's not weak. Maybe like a softened MX-P. It has that automatic feel and blocks well.
Drives are easy to put spin on, and it grabs and flies well, so it seems unlikely to produce a dead ball with no spin. It grabs the ball slightly too much though, so the shot tends to come out a bit shallow.
I don't think there's anything particularly bad about it, but some people might not like that it lacks that "I really put spin on it" feeling.
Coming from Dignics 05, it's a bit lacking in power, but I think it's on par with Tenergy 05.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use VISCARIA
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I love QQuality. (Experience: ４〜５ years) Just an all-around rubber!!
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2026/08/15
Basically a very easy-to-use rubber that can do every technique.
The sponge is rated 46°, but the sheet is on the firmer side, so if you don't get enough impact, the ball sometimes drops into the net.
Drives come out with real power too, and the amount of spin is considerable!
For a racket I'd recommend a pure wood blade (ideally a light one) — the more you use it, the better the ball-holding feel gets, and once it's well broken in, a pure wood blade's feel is amazing, so please give it a try!!But if there's one downside, it's that production isn't stable — when you try to buy it, sometimes it's out of stock, or that particular thickness isn't available, and there's no telling when it'll come back.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use ETERNITY VPS V
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Neungdongminari (Experience: １１〜２０ years)
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2025/09/11
Whether you graze the ball or sink it in, it's easy to put spin on. If I had to name a weakness, I'd say it's that hitting it too flat makes the ball drop into the net.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use DURANGLE SUPER INNER
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Pen Meat (Experience: ６〜１０ years) Great at lifting backspin
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2025/02/16
I used the 1.9mm version on the backhand of my Kirin K5.
I heard the spec changed from the initial lot, so I tried it again after a while.
Glued flat, the weight comes to 51 grams, which is pretty heavy for a "thick" thickness.
That's a downside for using it on the back side of a penhold blade.
I used to have the impression that it generated a lot of spin when you swung through properly, but honestly, it's now just average.
It's not that it doesn't spin at all, but at this price range I'd want a bit more spin.
That said, it's easy to handle against backspin, and both backhand drives and chiquitas feel easy to pull up.
It's not an "auto" rubber, so if you put good spin on it, the ball settles in properly.
Even when the third-ball push comes back sharply floating, you're not affected much and can still punch through it.
It's not a rubber that specializes in any one thing, but among the more "dull-feeling" rubbers it has decent spin — if only it were lighter…All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Sato (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Affordable and versatile
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2025/02/07
I tried it on both the forehand and backhand sides. Since it's on the soft side I thought it'd suit the backhand, but the push has a quirk, maybe because of how the ball comes off, so I ended up settling on the forehand.
Aside from the push tending to float, which I mentioned above, this is a low-weakness rubber where every technique is easy to pull off.In particular, the fact that returning topspin and smashing backspin balls stays stable even with this softness is clearly a strength.
I think it's too soft for hard hitters, so I'd recommend it for the forehand of middle/high schoolers, women, and senior players.
Compared to Tenergy, the sheet lasts a lot longer, so I'd also recommend it for the value for money.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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Waon All-round rubber built for drives - great counters, good blocks
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2024/11/21
The purchase price is kind of a rough guess on my part.
I've used it both before and after the supply stopped. This time I'll talk about the current-spec version, after production resumed.
I'd say it's a rubber that has no real weaknesses, but also not much personality that sets it apart from the rest. Put negatively, it's mediocre; put positively, it's all-around.
That said, one thing that's clearly good is countering. My style is to close in fast and slam the ball, tempo-wise, and it goes in ridiculously easily. Maybe it has strong ball-carrying power? Blocking is decent too, reasonably good. For the short game, the push and stop used to have a fairly strong quirk with this rubber, but somehow after it went back into production that's not really the case anymore. Just normal now.
I feel like early on, it was described all over the place as a backhand-oriented rubber, but honestly I feel it's more of a forehand rubber. It is on the softer side, so I'd say use it on the forehand if you like soft rubbers. It's genuinely a drive-focused rubber, so putting it on the backhand just because it's soft feels a bit questionable to me.
The downside would be the price, I guess. When you shop online there are plenty of other high-end rubbers competing for your money.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use LUDEACK
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Masamune (Experience: ６〜１０ years) A well-balanced rubber
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2024/07/13
Overall, this is an all-round rubber with basically no real weaknesses!
The push does float up a little sometimes, but in exchange your drives get more power and you can step it up a level!!
It's also very durable, so I think it offers really good value for money.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use AA
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