Spin ranking979 rubbers was found.
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- ZALT(Number of review: 34)
FOR OFFENSIVE PLAY Zalt is recommended to the wide range of players who aim at giving powerful to...
- All:7.09
- Speed:6.68
- Spin:6.29
- Control:7.59
I use it on my backhand. It's too soft for the for...
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- Beautry(Number of review: 17)
~ ~ To the center stage of world standard the world focused on the spin performance, take the ini...
- All:7.41
- Speed:7.47
- Spin:6.29
- Control:7.47
This is a plastic-ball-compatible short pips rubbe...
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- Renanos Bright Soft(Number of review: 7)
- All:7.14
- Speed:7.29
- Spin:6.29
- Control:7.43
Speed drives go in one after another with this. Wh...
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- GAMBIT(Number of review: 15)
High elasticity back soft rubber to meet the high rebound and made in Japan of high-performance r...
- All:6.47
- Speed:6.00
- Spin:6.27
- Control:7.33
Really great value for money — this is the rubber ...
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- BYPE(Number of review: 4)
- All:6.75
- Speed:7.25
- Spin:6.25
- Control:7.75
*Using the 2.0mm thickness For the price, I think ...
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- ASTERIA S(Number of review: 4)
- All:6.75
- Speed:7.75
- Spin:6.25
- Control:7.75
Medium-thick, used on the backside of a penhold bl...
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- Sriver G2(Number of review: 4)
- All:6.25
- Speed:7.25
- Spin:6.25
- Control:7.00
I'd recommend this to anyone thinking about switch...
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- JAMMIN(Number of review: 29)
It is recommended for those interested in a variety of techniques learned in a stable spin perfor...
- All:7.41
- Speed:6.03
- Spin:6.24
- Control:9.14
This suits intermediate players who care about pri...
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- Sapphira(Number of review: 23)
A rubber for controlled offensive strokes.Sapphira is an all-round rubber that makes your offensi...
- All:7.22
- Speed:5.39
- Spin:6.22
- Control:9.30
The price is reasonable. My son was using Flextra ...
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- VALMO(Number of review: 10)
Yasaka rubber VALMO, made in Japan using the latest Japanese technology, called "JP HYBRID".The t...
- All:5.70
- Speed:5.80
- Spin:6.20
- Control:5.10
People call it a rubber for transitioning to tensi...
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