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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
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2017/02/22
I used this on my backhand.
It felt harder than the GFT48.Control is good, and when I really put spin on a drive, the amount of spin exceeded the GFT48. That said, the GFT48 was easier to generate spin with in general.
The short game is relatively stable too.
Meeting-the-ball type techniques felt easier than with the GFT48.As long as you really commit to putting spin on the ball, this rubber has the performance to surpass the GFT48.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2016/07/26
My first impression was that this is an incredibly stable rubber, and that sinking the ball into the sponge is probably what really brings out its performance.
It's on the hard side and fairly heavy, but compared to something like Rasant Power Grip or Bluefire, it's actually softer and lighter. It also lasts a long time.
I use it on my backhand, and it has decent speed and blocks are really easy. Pushes and serves can also be cut sharply. It handles every short-game technique competently.
Smashes and topspin drives are also easy, and it's easy to control — I think it's an all-around rubber with outstanding stability. Since the switch to plastic balls, I think the stability has gotten even better.
If you're torn between tension rubbers, give this one a try! It doesn't have any one standout feature, but I think it answers just about any need.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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2018/11/04
The biggest feature of this rubber is that it's just fast.
Really fast. Smashes, topspin drives, everything is fast.
The trajectory is very flat, and just like with Spin Tension, if you hit a topspin drive it goes straight into the net (lol)
It doesn't generate that much spin either, so unless you get a clean winner, your shots tend to get blocked easily.
And the grip on the ball isn't that great, so Spin Tension users might find it lacking.It's also wild for the short game and blocking.
A normal block turns into a counter!I think it's good for anyone who's just chasing speed.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2020/01/01
I tried this out at a demo/trial-hitting event.
It's soft, and while drives don't get a ton of spin, it's easy to control and still gets decent speed. Flat-hitting techniques are easy too. And I think its biggest strength is how easy it is to block with.
It's a really easy rubber to handle, so I'd recommend it to beginners.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2023/03/01
My impression the first time I hit with it was that both the speed and spin were top class, the arc was high and the ball rose a lot, so it felt fairly hard, but overall it seemed like a rubber you could rely on. However, because of that high arc I started overshooting more, and since the sheet is so sensitive to spin, I struggled with just getting simple receives on the table, so I gave up on it.
But that was only with max thickness. When I switched the sponge to thick and tried again, the ball landed on the table just right, and receiving felt much more like I was actually hitting with the blade, which made it easier. It also got lighter, and with the drawbacks gone, it became an all-around rubber.Until now I had this assumption that forehand rubber had to be max thickness, no question, but switching to thick made it this much easier to use, which surprised even me.
An advanced player could probably bring out the full performance with max thickness, but for an intermediate player like me, thick is plenty, and I think you can still fully enjoy how good this rubber is even at thick.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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