NO.1 table tennis review site

I was impressed by the feeling of the ball rising and the speed that was integrated with it.
It matches best with a racket that has good lift like an inner.
I measured it with the spin site and thought it was a rubber that had been researched.

See original review Hide original review

The drive flies in an arc and is stable, but the height makes it easy to counter, but the new zone flies in a straighter line than the dig, and I felt it was faster than the dig, and my opponent said it was more powerful than the dig. However, I wonder if the ball is a clean ball or if it is easy to return. However, the amount of spin and power is not inferior to the dig, and it seems to be better. If you don't swing fast enough, the drive may fall if you swing halfway.

It's easier to hit with underspin than the dig, and you can take it in one shot.

The ball leaves the hole quickly, so it's not like a dig where you hold it once and block it, so I feel there are fewer overspins than with the dig, and the rubber is heavy, so it's not pushed down by the opponent's ball.

The counter also leaves the hole faster than the dig, so it's easier to counter than the dig without being affected by the spin, and you can swing forward with confidence.

I think the serve has a sharper vertical spin than the dig. However, the downside is that it gets a little high when you start to spin it sideways.

It's a rubber that's very low and short for easy receives, and for me it's definitely the New Zone when it comes to ease of receiving.

See original review Hide original review

Used for the forehand side of an inner ZLC racket.
First, a comparison with Dignics 05, which most people are interested in.
- NUZN55 is better for control and ease of use because the sheet is soft.
- NUZN55 is overwhelmingly better for underspin shots.
- Light hits and normal forehand shots don't bounce much and are easy to do on the table, but for strong hits it flies just as well as Dig 05.
- Dig 05 produces a more arcing line, while NUZN55 is a little straighter than Dig 05.
- Personally, I feel that Dig 05 is harder.
If you can get the most out of Dig 05's performance, Dig 05 is better overall, but generally NUZN55 brings out its performance better.
In simple terms, I felt that NUZN55 is an easy-to-use German rubber that gives the impression of an evolved version of Dignics 80.

See original review Hide original review

Higher performance than expected!
All the technology is of a higher quality.
It may be the first time in a long time that a real rubber has been released.

See original review Hide original review