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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | ４〜５ years |
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- Racket
- For the new Carbonado blades we have taken carbon blade manufacturing to a new level by using a m...
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- Rubber (Front)
- This spin-oriented dynamic version possesses a much longer bat/ball contact time thanks to the es...
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- Rubber (Back)
- The new, offensive rubber with built-in speed-glue effect „Made in Japan“ has been developed with...
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User review
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2016/01/21
This is the first time I've used an anti rubber (thick) on my backhand.
Blocks stop firmly and come back as knuckle balls, so unless the opponent hits at a sharp angle, you can score points easily.
That said, if the angle or your technique is off, you can get some pretty crazy returns, so it takes some practice to get used to, but once you're used to it, it's a rubber you can really enjoy.
If you hit hard, you can still land solid smashes.
I also used Yasaka's Anti-Power, and I think it comes down to personal preference.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket ALLROUND EVOLUTION
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2016/01/21
With the switch to plastic balls, I tried out a short pips rubber for the first time, just as an experiment.
It's supposed to be tacky, but if your swing is slow, it still slips.
For receives, if you hit a no-spin ball flat, it comes back as a proper knuckle ball.
With pushes too, if you don't cut it well, you'll mess up the return.
I felt it works better on the backhand than the forehand.
For anyone trying short pips for the first time, the price is reasonable too, so I think it's a good choice.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket OFFENSIVE CLASSIC WRB
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2020/04/22
I used this in thick thickness on my backhand.
It's a bit hard, but it has a decent amount of both speed and spin, so I think it's an easy rubber to use.
The downside is the weight of the rubber...Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket TIMO BOLL CAF
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2020/02/17
Definitely lives up to being outer-carbon!
Even though it's ALC, the ball leaves the blade fast.
You get good speed, and the sound of the hit is nice too ~♪
It leans toward being a bouncy blade, so if you switch straight from wood you'll get a lot of overshoots.
Once you get used to it, you can hit some really nice, fast topspin drives.
Over the table it sits a little high, so that takes some getting used to too.
How sharp your serves are really comes down to your own skill.
And yeah, the grip design is really cool.
The Viscaria, Matsuken, Zhang Jike, and Lin Gaoyuan ALC all have the same blade construction, so it's a tough call whether to choose based on grip shape and weight balance or just go by looks...
Anyway, this is a blade worth trying at least once - you won't regret it.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) Rasant Powergrip
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2019/05/09
It's an all-wood 5-ply blade that feels a bit hard, but it's an easy-to-use blade, good for beginners and a step above.
The handle is thin, so I think it's a perfect fit for women and elementary/junior high school kids.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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