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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2016/05/17
I bought this rubber on a whim after buying the Orthodox Deluxe for fun lol. I usually stick with sponge-backed long pips since they're easier to use, so I don't normally go for OX, but after trying this one out I thought it was better than expected. If they made a max-thin version of this, I might actually use it. It feels like they took the bounce of something like Grass or Desperado and toned the variation down a notch - there's basically zero speed, but for an OX rubber it's pretty easy to use. Recommended if you're trying long pips for the first time!
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Def play Senzo
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2016/05/17
This is an even more user-friendly version of the all-around Flyat rubber. Let me start with the downside: pushes and stops tend to fly too far and don't land cleanly. On the other hand, the upside is that it handles every other technique without any trouble! I think you can get the short game down too once you get used to it (if you're used to softer rubbers). If you're used to harder rubbers, this one might feel pretty tough at first. It's more for beginners than intermediate players!
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Hadraw Shield
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2016/05/16
This is a rubber whose trajectory doesn't arc up much. It's on the easier side when it comes to putting spin on the ball, and I think the actual amount of spin is decent too. That said, it doesn't bounce much — maybe about half the bounce of the high-tension rubbers that are popular right now. Because of that, it's a rubber that helps you really learn to drive the ball with your own power. It grips well for spin, but the trajectory stays low and it doesn't bounce much. Given all that, there's no doubt it's an extremely stable rubber, so I'd recommend it to everyone!
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Hadraw Shield
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2016/05/16
It's an all-purpose high-bounce rubber. It's like Mark V in that it's easy to get spin on, but the absolute amount of spin is low. It seems like a rubber that doesn't suit modern table tennis, but it lets you put spin on the ball very consistently, and I think it makes a good partner for beginner and intermediate players improving their technique. That said, having no real downsides also means it has no standout strengths, so the rubber won't win points for you on its own in a match. How about trying it once to help level up?
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Hadraw Shield
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2016/05/14
A friend lent me this the first time I tried Large ball table tennis! Since I'd never played with a large ball before, let me tell you about how it performs with a regular ball instead, haha. Just as I expected, I honestly couldn't tell what was different from a normal rubber. It's kind of like those "plastic ball compatible" rubbers where you're not really sure what that means either. In the same way, I don't think you should get too hung up on what the manufacturer says a rubber is "for." I think this is a rubber that regular table tennis players can use too, so if you're interested, give it a try!
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Arsnova
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