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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2016/08/12
This is the rubber I had on before switching to my current one. To me, Fly Att always felt like a rubber built around speed, so I was pleasantly surprised by how much spin it had here. It's strong at pushes and chiquita, so the short game feels easy with it. If you're hitting a drive, my strong impression was that curving or looping drives come out stronger than a straight, flat drive. Even hard hits don't generate that much speed, so it's probably not the best fit for backhand-dominant players looking for speed... But it's a rubber I can strongly recommend to first-time table tennis players or people switching rubbers for the first time.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket WG7 (double Gee Seven)
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2020/05/31
I'd been curious about this one for a while, and picked it up at the same time as a new blade.
Rated 52 degrees on the German scale, my impression before using it was that it'd be a typical hard German-style rubber, but once it arrived and I actually used it, I was pleasantly surprised. First off, that 52-degree hardness isn't something you feel while hitting. The ball bounces solidly and flies forward with a real hum to it, yet it feels softer than the listed hardness — probably because the top sheet is designed thin.
Serves and drives bite nicely too. It grips the ball with real spin, so you can swing with confidence. And on top of all that, there's the price. It varies by shop, but it's typically around 4500 to the low 5000-yen range, which is a very student-friendly price. Donic isn't that well known in Japan, but throwing this rubber right into the volume zone occupied by the likes of Rakza, Spinvenom, Rozena, and G-1 from each maker feels like it could start a real price war. That's the kind of impression it leaves. Bottom line, it's a god-tier rubber.
If you don't have much money but want something as high-performance and all-around as Tenergy, you need to check this out!!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket LIBERTA SYNERGY PLUS
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2016/08/11
As I mentioned in the title, this really does live up to being called Butterfly's fastest rubber. If your blade is speed-oriented with lower control, it might be tough to handle. I use my backhand a lot, so I have it on the back side of a Zhang Jike ALC, but right after I re-rubbered, my hard hits almost never landed on the opponent's side. After about a week of using it, though, I got the feel for it and my hard hits started landing. A friend I played against said my backhand smashes had gotten scarier than before. So personally, I'd really recommend this to players who use their backhand a lot. I'm sure it's fast on the forehand too, but I haven't tried it there because it scares me (lol).
I felt this is a rubber that delivers top speed across every stroke — counters, blocks, drives, hard hits, you name it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Zhang Jike ALC
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2020/04/02
I used the thick version on my backhand.
Unlike the Hurricane Neo series, this one came in a thick option, so that's why I chose it. The short game, starting with pushes, is easy to execute, which I guess is what you'd expect from a tacky rubber. Backhand drives don't gain much speed, but the spin is nasty enough to give opponents trouble returning it.
That said, if you don't swing all the way through, the ball comes out flat and gets smashed by your opponent. If you can commit to a full swing, it shouldn't be a problem. Just like the title says, this is the rubber to use for connecting shots.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2019/08/29
If I had to sum it up in one word, it's hard and just crazy w
It's so incredibly hard that it's not a rubber to "step up" to. This is clearly for people who are already reasonably experienced at table tennis. If you haven't used a hard rubber much, I think it's better to wait until you're used to harder rubbers first.
I used to use Omega 5, and compared to that, the performance is on a totally different level. If you can really sink the ball in, it gets absurdly fast and flies a ton. But if you don't sink it in properly, you get a terrible shot...(
I thought a plywood blade might actually be easier to use. But if I'm paying this much... I'd just buy Tenergy.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket FIRE FALL VC
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