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I replaced my forehand V20 Double Extra.
I had the impression that it would fly because it was called V15, but at first I felt that it didn't fly because the sponge was hard.
After using it for a while, I got the impression that it was more control-oriented than the V20 because it flies if you hit it hard. It may be a problem with the way you hit it.
I also tried using it for backhand, but I couldn't use it at all because I don't have the strength.
I think it's a good rubber because it gives you speed and rotation by making a strong impact, but
it has a short lifespan, and after about two months of practicing four times a week, it turned white and the grains started to float.
It would be even better if you could buy it cheaper.

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My first impression of using this rubber was the sense of security!
Even if you swing it hard, it will land on the table with a pleasant sound, so it feels so good!
The power is usually average, but with good timing and hitting, you can get an incredible ball!
The stickiness is good on the table, and it won't fall off in a shootout!
It's easy to get into, so it's easy to trick with a little trick!
I stuck it on the back side of Niwa Takaki ZC, and it's so godlike! I love table tennis even more now!

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I thought the V15 Sticky would be pretty hard, but it wasn't too hard.

My impression after using it was that it was easier to use with the backhand than with the forehand.

I thought it was easy to do the chiquita, back drive, block, and counter.

It has power and spin, so if you like hard rubber or someone with a strong impact hits it, you can get an incredible ball.

By the way, it was a great match with Niwa Takaki wood.

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I was originally using the Kyofun NEO3 for the forehand, but I bought the v15sticky out of curiosity and used it for the forehand. The first two months were extremely good. There was no problem with the speed or rotation. However, after two months, the rotation was not so good, and when I looked at the sheet, the grains were already floating. I thought it was too early. But the performance is extremely good.

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I put it on Zex Gear Out, which is similar to Niwa Takaki zc. I heard that it's a rubber that's like a sticky V15 Extra, but I personally think it's a little hard.
If you hit it well, you can drive with power, so it's a very good rubber.

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My first impression of this rubber was that it spins a lot. The drive has an arc and is stable, the loop drive spins a lot, and the speed drive runs the ball. The tabletop technique is very easy to do stops and pushes thanks to the slight adhesion, and especially the chiquita is very easy to do thanks to the good sheet, so I thought it was an impeccable rubber. However, since it is a hard rubber at 52.5°, I felt that people who can swing well can fully utilize the rubber's performance, but still, because the sheet is good, you can hit a drive with a lot of spin even if it doesn't bite into the sponge, so I think it is a rubber that can be used by people with various playing styles. Personally, I felt that it was a better rubber than Dik 09c. It's a very good rubber, so I recommend it.

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