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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2016/12/31
I'd been using Rakza 7, so I tried this one, and it's quite different.
Personally, I felt the X gets more distance and suits players who drop back and trade drives from farther away.
So I think it's a perfect fit for a sponsored player like Jin.
Because it gets so much distance, counterattacking from far back is easy.
The trajectory is high, though, so it might be a bit harder to use for players who stay close to the table.
Also, the rubber is hard, so most people might be better off with the X Soft version.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket MA LIN EXTRA SPECIAL
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2016/10/08
I expected a lot of spin for a speed-oriented rubber, but compared to spin-oriented tension rubbers, it falls way short. Even when I lowered my expectations and told myself "that's just how it is," the spin still felt seriously lacking. I thought the speed was decent, though.
Personally, I didn't like it that much.
If I had to find a use for it, it seems good for meeting the opponent's drive on the backhand with a shakehand grip, since it didn't feel very affected by the opponent's spin.As a side note, if you want a speed-oriented tension rubber, I'd personally recommend Butterfly's Bryce Speed. It's expensive, but it beats this one in both spin and speed.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer · ZLC-CS
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2020/07/08
It's supposed to be one of the hardest rubbers out there, so I went in with that expectation, but it actually wasn't as hard as I thought. I normally use Rasanter R53, and this felt maybe a bit harder than that.
Good points
◎ Some reviews say it doesn't produce much spin, but for me it definitely did. It might even be on par with Dignics.
◎ The ball rises a huge amount with this rubber. It's fun how it shoots up and then dives down sharply — a tricky ball your opponent will struggle to read too.
Hard points
- Since it's so hard, when your impact is weak it's especially tough to connect shots. Just getting the ball to safely land is hard. Maybe if I practiced six days a week I could pull that off. If I got there, this might just be the strongest rubber around, I think.
*By the way, the tackiness isn't very strong, so I think it's also a rubber someone switching from tension could use. It's a difficult rubber, but it's definitely rewarding!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket EMERALD VPS V
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2016/09/25
My first impression was that it's an easy-to-use rubber.
It doesn't have explosive power, but the ball comes in with a nice arc. Spin is good too.
By the way, I also used Rakza X after this one, but X felt harder and flew higher, more suited to advanced drive players. X Soft might be different though.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket RUTIS C
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2022/04/18
I tried it out, but it's so high-performance that there are a few things to watch out for.
★I felt that a swing where you really brush hard over the top of the ball suits this rubber. It just doesn't drop, so it's better to close your racket angle a lot when you hit.
I don't normally hit counter-drives at all, but with this rubber, hitting it the way I described above, they went in like crazy.
I don't think you'll have any trouble switching over from tension rubbers.
That said, I personally like rubbers that really fly, so I use Platinum XH.
For me, these two are the top two rubbers for putting on spin. (Not counting the heavily tacky ones.)Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket INSPIRA CCF
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