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| Gender | Male |
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| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2016/04/24
Used on the forehand of my Chinese penhold blade.
I'd been using tension rubber, but I switched to a tacky rubber. I had the image that it wouldn't fly well, but
when I put a solid impact into the shot, it came out faster than I expected.
When I drive the ball, it clears the net on a flat, low trajectory, and after landing in my opponent's court
it sinks down even further. My opponents kept swinging and missing, and it seemed hard for them to handle.Also, the overshooting misses I used to get with tension rubber have gone way down,
the short game and blocking are easy to do too, with good power on counters - I really like it!
Naturally, serves, chops, and pushes bite really well too.You don't get much power unless you really hit through the ball, so
I think it's a great rubber that also motivates you to work on your physical strength ☆Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2016/04/27
I tried this on the B-side (backhand) to practice backhand strokes with my Chinese penhold.
I wasn't expecting much, but honestly the consistency is amazing! It's not like it lets you smash through in one shot or generate crazy spin, but since switching to this I've been surprised at how few mistakes I make no matter what ball comes at me. It doesn't bounce much, but you can receive with just the right feel. It really has that perfect hardness — not too hard, not too soft — and the ball stays right on the table! You can enjoy keeping the rally going☆Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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