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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U50 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
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- Racket
- "Baum Esprit" adopts the excellent aramid carbon to feel at impact and speed, boasts a balance of...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Z2 has a long, thin pimple structure and a large pored sponge. This 47.5° medium hard sponge is i...
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- Rubber (Back)
- The new STIGA Mantra is developed with the latest Japanese rubber technology and offers the perfe...
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User review
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2016/08/25
This really is TSP for you.
For the price, the balance of performance is really great.
The head is on the smaller side and the grip is slim, so even with my small hands, it feels really good to hold.
It's also light — mine weighed 74 grams — so swinging through and switching between shots is fast.
It's perfect for Chinese penhold users.
The feel is a bit hard, the initial speed is fast, and the trajectory is fairly flat, but since the bounce is just right, control is good.
I'd recommend it for a close-to-the-table style that pushes at a fast pace.
As for rubber, it seems to go well with short pips of course, but also with fast inverted rubber at medium thickness.
If you're a Chinese penhold player with a close-to-the-table style, you might not need anything more expensive than this.
I'd also recommend it for kids and women.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Renanos Bright Hard
Recommend rubber(Back) Renanos Bright Hard
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2017/09/05
This was newly released and cheap, so I decided to try it.
Since it's inexpensive I didn't expect much, but I was surprised once I actually hit with it.
Both speed and spin were more than satisfactory, performance-wise it was right up there with premium rubbers and the post-Tenergy generation.My first impression was the sound of the ball hitting it — a loud "crack-crack" just like in the glue era.
It feels great to hit with, and it really lifts your mood.Used on the backhand it flew too much and was hard to control, but on the forehand it was soft enough to give a nice gripping feel, which was good.
Attacking off the backhand was difficult, but the chiquita and flick on receive were good.
The trajectory is fairly flat. It's affected a bit by incoming spin, but it's within a manageable range.Performance like this at this price is pretty much unheard of these days.
Definitely give it a try!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Baum Esprit
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2016/08/22
I used this quite a while back.
TSP's Swat sells really well, but I'd recommend this one too.
The weight felt just right, and maybe because of the balance point, it was easy to swing through.
The top ply is a hard foreign wood, so it has speed, but it doesn't fly too far, so it's easy to handle and has good control.
Back then it was my favorite blade, so I tried all kinds of rubbers on it, and it got along well with every single one.
All in all, it offers great value for the price and high performance, so I'm thinking about buying it again.
I'm torn between this and the Swat — this one's a bit more expensive, but since it's made in Hungary and has the Reflex System, I think this one's better.
If you're considering buying the Swat, give this one a look too.
*By the way, I use a Chinese penhold grip. I think it suits close-to-the-table play.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2016/04/30
This is my main rubber right now.
First and foremost, it's light. I'm using the thick version, but it's still about as light as the mainstream rubbers out there.
Spin is plenty too. The arc goes upward, so drives stay stable.
The hardness is medium, but it makes a nice sound and feels great to play with.
Even with the thick sponge, stops still land properly.
The downside might be that it doesn't produce all that much speed?
It's reasonably priced, but I think it's a stable rubber that works fine even in matches.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket INFINITY VPS V
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2016/04/26
Mine weighed 69g for just the blade when I bought it. Total weight with rubber on was 147g.
That said, the forehand rubber was medium thickness and the backhand was extra-thin.
The bounce is about medium, but that gives it good control. I think the rubber can cover for the bounce.
The feel is also about medium, easy to handle, and easy to put spin on.
It's light overall, so switching from forehand to backhand is easy, and the backhand side is easy to use too.
Good control, and if we're talking ease of use, I think it's the number one Chinese penhold blade.
If it had a slightly bouncier rubber so the overall weight could be kept down, I think it would be an even better setup.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Flyatt Spin
Recommend rubber(Back) Mark V
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