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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
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- It adopts 7-ply wood, producing greater power and steady handling. Used by world champion Ma Long...
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2016/08/03
This is a rubber that keeps the automatic spin-generating quality of the Tenergy series while giving you a feel closer to a tacky rubber.
Both serves and receives bite really well, and if you're someone who brushes the ball, it spins even more than the 05.
On chops, if you get back and cut properly, it goes in well.
But on drives, it's tough if you don't bring your own power.
That said, it flies a lot more than a normal tacky rubber, so I'd recommend it for tacky rubber users who want more speed.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Joo Saehyuk
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2016/07/23
It's a tacky rubber, but it's one that requires the skill of sinking the ball into the sponge.
The rubber is on the harder side, so it's quite tough to use.
I play by brushing the ball on drives and sinking it in on chops,
so drives were extremely difficult for me.
However, on chops and counters, I could use the opponent's power to a good degree and produce a solid ball.
Since the rubber is hard, I think a special-material blade is going to be tough to pair it with.
I'd recommend a softer 5-ply all-wood blade instead.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Def play Senzo
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2016/07/23
This is a hard, very powerful spin-oriented tension rubber.
I think digging the ball into this rubber is tough, but if you have a feel for brushing the ball, you can get spin and a diving drive similar to Chinese rubber.
On chops, I got solid, stable, heavily cut shots.
I'd recommend it for people who liked the feel of Chinese rubber but couldn't use it because it lacked speed, or for choppers who want more power on their counterattacks.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Joo Saehyuk
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2016/08/04
This is a model that boasts top-class attacking power among chopping blades.
Because it really flies, it's quite hard to keep under control at first, but once you get used to it, you get fast, stable chops from away from the table, and drives with speed like a carbon blade close to the table.
Personally, I think rubbers that let the ball sink in well suit it best.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Tenergy 25
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2016/07/23
A very easy-to-use tacky rubber.
It gives you a solid, weighty ball, closer to the feel of a high-bounce rubber.
It has enough control that even people who find Chinese rubbers too hard to use can handle it well - really good.
The hardness is right in the sweet spot too, so it works fine whether you brush the ball or sink it in.
That said, it has fewer quirks because of this, so once your opponent adjusts, only the sheer amount of spin will still get through.
Players who normally use Chinese rubbers will probably find it a bit lacking.
But for beginners, or tension-rubber users who want more spin, once you develop the speed to back it up
it'll turn into a really satisfying rubber.
If you're not confident about your speed, pairing it with an inner-type blade or a hard, lively blade would work well.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ALC
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