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I resumed playing table tennis after a few decades, and in search of the feeling of hitting the ball when I applied checkered three times to my Slayer,
I searched for various rubbers that matched the bouncy racket with a special outer material, and tried Tenergy, Dignics 05, and 09c, but this rubber had the highest reproduction.
In particular, when hitting a cut man with full impact from the same height as the net, it has a higher probability of going in than 09c, and yet the speed is faster than 05. And above all, the metallic sound when hitting the ball feels good.
You can also spin the serve by just cutting it lightly, and you can hit the knuckle drive in the course you aimed for while pushing it.
Loop drives are also stable, so if you can't beat people at the same level, I think it's because you lack the skills to receive and on the table, or the difference in head.
However, in a large space such as a cold gymnasium, it feels hard and can be a little difficult to use.
For that reason, I think it's better to warm it up with a rubber warmer on a cold day so that you can use it without any discomfort.
The feel of the ball changes greatly between a warm room and a cold gym, so you may want to consider the influence of the environment.
In terms of durability, 09c lasted relatively long, but how long this rubber will last will depend on future use.

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