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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2016/08/17
Compared to the original Hurricane Neo3, this one has more bounce, but it still keeps the character of a proper tacky rubber.
Serves are a little weaker than with the original Hurricane, but still spin plenty. It's easy to vary long and short too.
As for drives, it's most powerful close to and at mid-distance from the table, but it's become a rubber you can still fight with even when you step back.
That said, the ball doesn't curve as much as it does with the Neo3. Also, if your impact isn't solid, the shot ends up flat and straight.
On receives, it's roughly on par with the Neo3, and it's still quite susceptible to incoming spin.
Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a rubber that's built around playing close to and at mid-distance, but that can still hold its own when you're pushed back.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket EMERALD VPS V
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2016/07/29
I haven't used it for very long, but I'd like to give a quick review.
As for bounce, it's clearly livelier than the Jun Mizutani, which is also a ZLC blade. The Jun Mizutani lets you control the ball reasonably well whether you hit hard or soft, but this one feels a bit more like a wild horse.
It feels like the ball flies off before it really reaches the core, which naturally pushes you toward a fast-paced playing style. The initial ball speed is quite fast, but since the ball is light, I felt you need to aim carefully for placement.
I think this racket isn't for everyone, but for those it suits, it really suits them.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Rasant Powergrip
Recommend rubber(Back) Rasant Grip
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2016/05/24
This review is mainly based on using it on my backhand.
It's labeled as a chop sponge, but this time I tried using it for offense.First, if you block without swinging yourself, it automatically comes out as a knuckle ball. It's a relaxed, low-trajectory knuckle ball, so my opponents ended up netting it quite a bit.
Also, if you hit it with a punching motion, it turns into a fast, straight knuckle ball, which is also a tough ball for the opponent to handle.
However, if you swing through yourself, the ball is powerful, but the misses increase too, so it felt a bit risky.Overall, playing aggressively with it is a bit tough, but I think it's a rubber that can be used for more than just defense.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2019/04/11
The absolute amount of spin is higher than Tenergy, but I felt like the "automatic" spin sensation was a bit reduced.
I almost never miss into the net, but when I tried to aim for a specific course with a drive, the ball landed further out than with Tenergy, and that extra bounce was a bit hard for me to handle.
I think this would be a good next rubber for people who feel like Tenergy lacks power, or who feel energy loss with it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Zhang Jike ZLC
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2019/04/11
My first impression was that it's really hard.
It doesn't show its good side much on light hits.
As you'd expect from a tacky rubber, hitting it with a strong impact gives you a sharp shot. A strong impact also gives you a lot of spin, so you can score by mixing in knuckle-ish light hits to make the opponent misjudge the ball, exploiting the difference in ball quality.
The rubber itself is heavy and it's tough once you move away from the table, but it's packed full of that nasty tacky-rubber character, so if you feel like you can't get on top with a normal tension rubber, it might be worth trying.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Innerforce ZLC
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