Table soft love's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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- Racket
- The Fire Fall AC is the fastest blade of the VICTAS Fire Fall series. The high-quality aramid-car...
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- Rubber (Front)
- With the new rubber RISING DRAGON Yasaka has successfully combined not only the advantages of the...
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- Rubber (Back)
- The VO > 102 rubber is one of the latest innovations made by VICTAS. The geometry of the short an...
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User review
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2017/08/26
I'll just go ahead and compare it to Spectrum Blue on my own (lol)
Speed — Spectrum feels like it goes through the ball more.
Spin — depends on how you hit it, but Spin Pips
though Spectrum also grabs the ball pretty easily
For sheer amount of spin it's Spin Pips, but it depends on your skill.
Topspin drive — if you're an arc-shot type, Spin Pips
If you're a speed type, Spectrum
Block — for ease of use, Spin Pips is the safe choice
With Spectrum, if you don't get the racket angle right, the ball will drop and it'll be frustrating.Spin Pips Blue is really a well-balanced rubber
and I don't think anyone would be badly disappointed with it, whoever uses it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket FIREire FALL SC
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2017/02/25
Using the black, medium thickness
It's a backhand-oriented rubber
Pick whatever you like for the forehand
If you go with this for backhand
it should be fine for junior high school table tennis
since it can basically do everything
from chiquita to a wide variety of blocks
topspin drives really fly too
it's a rubber that responds honestly to how much power you put in
so mistakes go down
rather than reaching for something fancy, this or Plaxon should be fine
and since that keeps the budget down
go ahead and put whatever you like on your forehand (lol)Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket FIRE FALL LC
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2016/12/30
Using the 1.8mm.
Now that it's the plastic ball, it's become even easier to use and has more power too.
Thoughts on forehand:
Drive/arc - it's what you'd expect from short pips,
but it's easy to vary the amount of spin.
If you really loop it, you can go for block errors.
Topspin rallies are tough, of course (lol).
Smash - maybe the fastest with the plastic ball?
The sponge has just the right softness so it's easy to smash, and if you hit the top of the ball you get a knuckle smash.
Serve - easy to put spin on ♪
You get more spin from grazing the ball than from sinking it in.
Thoughts on backhand:
This is where I mainly use it.
Drive - for some reason my backhand drive draws a really clean arc.
Very easy to do.
Push - hitting with a pushing feel lets the ball come back without being affected much by the opponent's spin.
Block - with the plastic ball it's easy to produce a knuckle block (lol).
If you press down from above and kill the ball's power,
the ball wobbles like crazy.
Looking at just this, it might seem like it has all the best of everything,
but it really doesn't have any real weaknesses.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FIRE FALL AC
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2017/03/03
It's so backhand-friendly I wondered if Nakamura-san had designed it specifically for the backhand.
How easy it is to block and hit
I mainly play with short pips,
but with this rubber I forget I even have inverted rubber on that side
it's a strange rubber that lets me block and hit with the same feel as short pips.
The thickness is 1.8 but it's quite heavy
at 150x157 size it's 50g
Backhand drives are doable too,
but since my backhand drive comes from normally using short pips,
only that kind of ball came out.
The black one turns white pretty quickly...Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FIRE FALL LC
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2017/03/03
This has a feel that's laughably close to a plain wood blade
I'd like to try the version of this without the carbon
I bet it's barely any different
The special material shows its face when you hit hard
but most of the time the special material stays hidden
but maybe that's what's amazing about this blade?
The benefit of the special material only kicking in on hard shots is something this blade shares with the SC
it's a blade you can really stick with for the long haul
if you hate vibration in your hand, this one's a no-go
even light forehand hits ring out with vibration (lol)Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Rising Dragon
Recommend rubber(Back) V＞01 Stiff
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