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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2015/11/29
The number one feature of this rubber is
that it produces knuckle balls, no question about it. When you play against someone using this rubber, you'll want to give up on the match halfway through...
that's how unpleasant an impression it can leave with your opponent.
Also, since the pips aren't all that small, it grips the ball fairly well for a pips-out rubber on loop drives and serves against backspin.
I think this is a rubber that makes it easy to win matches, whether you use it on the backhand or the forehand.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket RUTIS J
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2015/11/29
I've noticed a lot of recent female choppers (from China) using this rubber.
I was curious why an attack-oriented rubber would be used by choppers, so I tried it myself.
With long pips, when you receive topspin it basically comes back as backspin. Returning backspin with backspin also requires a high level of skill.Short pips can solve that problem, but unlike long pips, short pips get hit hard by the opponent's incoming spin,
which makes it difficult to control chops.
Maybe because the pips are thin, or because it slides just the right amount, Spectol let me chop while keeping spin on the ball, similar to long pips.
Of course, if you just block it, you get knuckle balls too.
Pushes were easy to do too, and attacking was very easy with this.
It might take some getting used to, but once you're used to it, I felt it's a rubber that can lead to wins.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket KOJI MATSUSHITA
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2023/09/09
I tried this quite a while after it came out, lol
My practice time had dropped and I was struggling to get the most out of Dignics 05 on my forehand, so when I heard that F. Lebrun - who plays penhold with a reverse backhand like me - uses it, and read some rubber reviews, I felt it might be close in feel to Skyline (soft sheet with good grip, but a hard sponge), so I decided to buy it!
I'll only note my impressions from using it on the forehand!There's no tricky technique needed - I was able to get high quality shots with every technique!
It might also be down to compatibility with my blade, but it felt like a tension version of Skyline! (Though I used Skyline more than two years ago, so take that with a grain of salt)I'd heard it's said to be similar to Dignics 09C, but in my impression, people who find 09C hard to handle would find this one easier to use!
In Karahashi Table Tennis's review video, there was a comment that Dignics 09C is a tacky rubber where the surface itself feels sticky, while Hybrid K3 is a rubber where the tackiness is kneaded right into the sheet - and I felt that was exactly right!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Hurricane Hao 3
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2015/11/27
Tenergy matches really well with this blade.
Personally, putting Tenergy on it is quite a bit better than the Innerforce series or the Timo Boll series,
though of course preference varies from person to person...The first good point is
it holds the ball incredibly well.
I think this is the best I've experienced among all the blades I've used.
And it's not that speed suffers — it still makes good use of the carbon to produce a decent amount of speed too.The second good point is
that the ball goes exactly where you aim it.
Maybe thanks to the soft feel and good ball-holding, when you put spin on a drive it traces a nice arc and lands right where you're aiming.
This consistency is really reassuring to have in a match.Good ball-holding and the ball going where you aim —
thanks to these two qualities, it's become a really great blade.
I definitely recommend giving it a try!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
Recommend rubber(Front) Tenergy 05 FX
Recommend rubber(Back) Tenergy 05 FX
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2017/05/20
The Liberta Synergy is an "inner" build, but the Liberta Synergy Plus is an "outer" build.
I play short pips on my forehand and inverted rubber on my backhand.
It's great either way - flicking with short pips on one side, driving with inverted on the other, so it's really high-performance.
The blade itself grips the ball and sends it up quite a lot, so if you're not used to it you'll rack up a lot of overshoot misses.
That's why I rated control a 13.
Once you get used to it, the control is outstanding too.
As for the feel, Darker (the maker) says it keeps the feel of a single-ply hinoki blade despite using a special material,
and that's exactly right.
It didn't feel like a "special material" blade at all, which is why I gave it a 13.
This blade gives more distance than the regular Liberta Synergy.
It's a bit pricey, but I think it's worth buying.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Back) TENERGY 05
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