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    1. Waldner Senzo Ultra carbon
      Racket

      Waldner Senzo Ultra carbon

      Jan-Ove Waldner has been to table tennis what Mozart is to music. Waldner was a fan of the standa...
    2. Evolution MX-P
      Rubber (Front)

      Evolution MX-P

      This version confers the highest dynamic and thus makes MX-P the fastest rubber of the EVOLUTION ...
    3. Rubber (Back)

      Ventus Speed

      Ventus Speed is the hardest and fastest variant of the TSP Ventus series. When designing this off...

User review

  • User review

    This rubber doesn't look particularly hard, the sponge isn't hard, and it's light in weight, yet it puts out quite a lot of speed.
    On top of that, it's not too hard and not too soft, so it honestly doesn't care what blade you put it on. (It doesn't just not care — it practically overrides the blade entirely.)
    It's also cheap (well, cheap for the pricier end of TSP's lineup), so if you try putting just one on your forehand, I think you'll be satisfied.
    From light, gentle topspin drives all the way up to drives with maximum-power impact, it draws a nearly perfect arc and lands in the court.
    Honestly, even hitting it lightly gives you spin and distance, but it seems like its true performance only really comes out with some pretty reckless full-power hits.
    With a celluloid ball, the ball dents a bit and the contact area shrinks slightly, reducing spin, but plastic balls don't dent as easily, so the rubber can take some seriously hard hits.
    It's also really stable on blocks and counters — I couldn't quite believe it, so I tried some genuinely reckless full-power hits, and to my surprise it stayed stable. It's a rubber that works well across the board, from beginner to advanced.
    Weak point:
    The surface gets dirty almost as easily as a tacky rubber, and once it does, it becomes harder to put spin on.

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    2015/03/22
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    7

    Recomend racket Black Balsa 7.0

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  • User review

    With plastic balls, both the spin and the bounce feel exactly the same as they did in the celluloid era, with no sense of difference at all.
    Relatively speaking, this has by far the best spin performance among other blades.
    Even with hard tacky rubber or hard tension rubber, you can hit plastic balls just as well with this.
    Unless you dislike thick blades, this one works for everyone.
    Thanks to the grain direction of the balsa, blocking is incredibly stable.
    Because of that, blocking and countering are the easiest they can be.
    It produces quite a high arc, so even shots that the hitter themselves thought looked like they'd overshoot end up dropping in.
    From the opponent's side, the ball apparently looks like it's coming almost straight down.
    The downsides are the feel on contact, the lack of an ST grip, and that it's too thick.

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    2015/07/30
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    7
    Touch
    5

    Recommend rubber(Front) Ventus Speed

    Recommend rubber(Back) NITTAKU HURRICANE 2

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  • CAMPIONE

    User review

    It can take any hard hit, isn't heavy, is easy to use for the short game, and is cheap too
    However... the ball release is incredibly fast
    It's practically unbeatable in drive exchanges and blocking
    The downside is that even a super light touch or a soft hit sends the ball flying, so unless you always play aggressively, it just becomes a blade that's hard to control
    In practice, even if the ball floats up, you can somehow manage with a block or an exchange, so it seems to be pretty annoying and disliked by opponents
    The blade is wide, so when you want to add spin and suppress the bounce, hitting near the index-finger side on the forehand or near the thumb side on the backhand suppresses the bounce quite a bit

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    2015/07/30
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    3
    Control
    5
    Touch
    7

    Recommend rubber(Front) Ventus Speed

    Recommend rubber(Back) Ventus Soft

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  • Waldner Di Con

    User review

    The sound when you hit the ball is high-pitched, but there's no unpleasant vibration in your hand, and you can still clearly feel the contact with the ball.
    The speed is by no means bad either, and since there's some flex, it's easy to add spin.
    It has this strange feel where you can tell exactly where on the blade you hit the ball.
    It keeps the feel of the ball's impact while getting rid of the unpleasant resonance.
    It's like listening to music with noise-canceling on...
    It's pretty cheap too, so you can enjoy this amazing feel for a great price
    The tip of the joshape flexes nicely and you can put a lot of spin on it
    Speed +1
    Spin +1
    that's how I'd rate it

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    2015/02/24
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    8
    Touch
    10

    Recommend rubber(Front) V>01

    Recommend rubber(Back) V>01 Stiff

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  • Waldner Senso Carbon

    User review

    The balance of speed and spin is really good and it's easy to handle.
    The feel isn't quite on the level of DICON, but it's still pretty good compared to other brands.
    The sound when you hit the ball is a bit loud though.

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    2015/03/01
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    8
    Touch
    9

    Recommend rubber(Front) Evolution MX-P

    Recommend rubber(Back) Evolution MX-P

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