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    1. KOJI MATSUSHITA DEFENSIVE
      Racket

      KOJI MATSUSHITA DEFENSIVE

    2. VS>401
      Rubber (Front)

      VS>401

      The new VICTAS VS > 401 rubber offers the perfect balance between a tacky control rubber and a va...

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  • VS>401

    User review

    At 1.5mm thickness, I think it's good paired with the Matsushita Offensive for a chop-focused style.
    At 1.8mm, paired with the Koji Matsushita blade, it gives a good balance between chopping and attacking.
    At 2.0mm, I think it's best paired with the Matsushita Defensive, attacking mainly with heavy spin.

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    2014/05/29
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9

    Recomend racket KOJI MATSUSHITA

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  • KOJI MATSUSHITA OFFENSIVE

    User review

    I used to use a Defensive with a 2.0mm VS>401, and
    when I hit with this one, it bounced way more than I expected — I was surprised.
    I look for a lot of spin in my chops, and
    with a medium-thickness tacky rubber on my forehand, when I do the "chop that drops straight down" style like Ishigaki does, I can keep a rally going 2 or 3 balls even against an adult opponent — that's pretty good going.
    On the backhand I focus on keeping it low, but if you've got the reverse-side technique down,
    you can use that "dropping chop" on the backhand too and really rough up your opponent.
    Because it bounces so much, you can even pull off the kind of downward-swinging chop that would normally only work as a loop.
    One thing to watch out for though: counter-hits off it tend to fly in a flat, straight line.

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    2014/05/29
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    8
    Control
    6
    Touch
    6

    Recommend rubber(Front) VS>401

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  • Spectol

    User review

    I've got VS>401 (2.0mm thickness) glued on my forehand.
    The total racket weight is no joke, but it's really easy to play with.
    Before this, my backhand was Curl P-4 super-thin, and I used to chop just by blocking the ball, but
    this time it's thick, so I figured it'd take a while to get used to... but it only took 15 minutes of chopping practice to adjust.
    The trick is: first, keep your stance quite low, and wait with your racket wrist cocked back.
    Pull the ball in close to you, draw the racket back to match the ball's speed, and once you've pulled it back as far as you can, brush downward.
    When you brush the ball, it helps to brush from the handle side of the racket toward the tip.
    Also, if you put some force in at the moment of contact, you get a decent amount of spin.
    For a knuckle ball, it helps to relax your grip slightly at that moment.
    Close to the table and at mid-distance, brush around chest height,
    and away from the table, brush around waist height.
    The placement you get is incredibly good.
    Pushes have plenty of spin too. Counter-attacking depends on the blade you use.

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    2014/09/09
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10

    Recomend racket KOJI MATSUSHITA DEFENSIVE

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