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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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User review
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2018/09/11
The arc is also on the high side, giving your topspin drive good stability.
Short serves, maybe because of how soft the topsheet is, don't stay short and cut well. Long serves are also mediocre.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer · ZLC-CS
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2018/09/11
Since the GFT series covers beginner-to-intermediate players and the Q series covers intermediate-to-advanced players, you could say there's no real need to pick this rubber anymore.
Spin: OK Speed: Great Small techniques: Great Control: Great
Hardness 47.5
・The sheet is firm and doesn't lose out to the opponent's spin, so blocks are stable. Hitting flatter brings out this rubber's power better.
・With a brushing-style drive, the ball doesn't clear the net. Might need to push through more. It's more effective for a drive where you use your whole body and put your weight forward, rather than a quick compact drive.
・Speed is plenty. Smashes are stable too.
・The amount of spin is less compared to the 05 or the G-1.
・The trajectory is straight and low, skimming just over the net and driving deep into the far corners of the court.
・Serves bite well.
・Might be stable on the backhand.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket WFS rotor SR (Rounded type)
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2018/09/05
I put Tenergy 05 and Q3 on an Innerforce Layer ZLC (CS handle) and test-hit with both on the backhand.
Despite the 47-degree hardness rating, the feel on the ball came across as soft. Maybe because of that softness, the control was excellent, and I got the impression I could place the ball exactly where I aimed. Drives stay low and land deep in the opponent's court.
This rubber is well balanced at a high level across the board technically, and its spin, control, and power are more than enough to satisfy an intermediate-to-advanced player.
If I had to name a weakness, it might be slightly lacking in speed for an advanced player's forehand.
For a drive-focused player, it's a solid option for an intermediate player's forehand or an advanced player's backhand.
I'd bet plenty of intermediate-to-advanced players will find this rubber suits them even better than Tenergy.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2018/10/15
Compared to today's high-tension rubbers, this rubber's speed and spin performance are lower, but the control is wonderful.
Blocking also has that feeling of the ball just stopping dead when it hits.
I used to play matches with this rubber, but these days it's pretty tough due to lack of power. I think it could work on the backhand side for a control-focused setup, or on the forehand as an entry-level option.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Swat Carbon
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2018/09/26
This rubber is above all light, with a decent amount of spin and bounce.
It suits the backhand of players who want to survive on the backhand mainly with blocks and finish points on the forehand. Since it's so light, you can really swing hard on the forehand.
It's also a fine choice for beginners learning the forehand topspin drive.
That said, durability matches the price - it wears out fairly fast.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer · ZLC-CS
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