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    1. MA LIN SOFT CARBON
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      MA LIN SOFT CARBON

      MA LIN SOFT CARBON has the same outer veneer as the famous EXTRA blade. Its medium soft character...
    2. Bluefire JP 03
      Rubber (Front)

      Bluefire JP 03

      • The Japanese have influenced an outstanding rubber development "Bluefire" which DONIC have succ...

User review

  • CALIBRA LT

    User review

    The sponge has a fine, even cell structure, so the weight barely varies from sheet to sheet.
    The strengths are the consistency on things like pushes and receives, and the fact that just blocking the ball gives it a bit of a counter-like quality. And above all, it's light.
    The downside is that if you don't grip the ball well, it can feel like it slips, and if you hit it too flat the ball goes off somewhere completely different...
    If you're mainly blocking and countering, a carbon blade works fine, but for beginners, a bouncy 5-ply all-wood blade is more than enough to bring out its performance.
    Results vary a lot depending on the player, but I think this is a rubber with a lot of potential.

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    2014/07/28
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    5
    Control
    3

    Recomend racket FIRE FALL AC

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  • Acuda S1

    User review

    The rubber itself is a bit soft, so my impression is that the ball sinks in properly before it flies off.
    The spin is good too — personally I'd call this a solid product.

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    2014/10/26
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    10
    Control
    4

    Recomend racket Avenger carbon

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  • Tackifire C

    User review

    Used on the forehand of a Butterfly Cliptate.
    The sponge is slightly harder than Triple Speed and softer than Hurricane Pro 2. It's labeled as a highly tacky rubber, but in practice it isn't that tacky.
    That said, both the topsheet and sponge grip the ball well, so if you use it without thinking of it as a tacky rubber, it becomes a fairly stable rubber. But it doesn't work if you treat it as a high-bounce rubber either, so I'd call it a bit of an in-between rubber.

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    2014/07/24
    Overall
    5/10
    Speed
    3
    Spin
    6
    Control
    3

    Recomend racket KORBEL

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  • Tackifire Drive

    User review

    Using this on the forehand of an Award Allround.

    Both the topsheet and sponge are on the softer side for a tacky rubber, so you can get good spin whether you sink the ball in or brush it.
    I feel like brushing the ball gives more stability, but if you don't maintain the light tackiness, the amount of spin drops off fast.
    For smashing, it's not a good fit if you've used a strongly tacky rubber before, and once you've used a tension rubber even once, I think this rubber's speed will feel lacking.

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    2014/07/06
    Overall
    5/10
    Speed
    3
    Spin
    6
    Control
    5

    Recomend racket Award Kids offensive

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  • Swat Carbon

    User review

    I borrowed this from a friend.
    Even though it's a carbon blade, it uses thin fleece carbon, so the ball sinks into it a bit.
    (Still, it doesn't flex as much as a pure 5-ply wood blade.)
    It feels like hitting with carbon, but since the outer ply is a bit harder than the carbon itself, the speed comes from both the carbon and the outer ply.
    The blade is also thin and the feel isn't bad, so it might be a good step up from a pure wood blade.

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    2014/07/26
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    6
    Control
    3
    Touch
    6

    Recommend rubber(Front) Vega Japan

    Recommend rubber(Back) Ventus Spin

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