30 man's profile

30 man's profile
Gender Male
Age U30
Experience 11〜20 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. LUDEACK
      Racket

      LUDEACK

      This blade is 7-ply powerful wood. You will be able to control the ball even in toughest rallies....
    2. Bluefire M2
      Rubber (Front)

      Bluefire M2

      DONIC Bluefire M2Characteristics: Excellent balance between speed, catapult effect and feel. Reco...
    3. Rakza X Soft
      Rubber (Back)

      Rakza X Soft

      RAKZA X is the first rubber with NSS (New Surface System), Yasaka’s new production process to imp...

User review

  • Sapphira

    User review

    There's a pretty big gap in bounce compared to tension rubbers - the bounce is on the mellow side - but I think that mellow bounce makes it easier to use for beginners or people who aren't great with tension rubbers.
    It's similar to Flextra, but Flextra has a softer feel off the ball. If you find Flextra too mushy or too soft to use, I'd recommend Sapphira instead. The bounce is about the same, or maybe Sapphira has just a touch more.
    The push is especially easy to use, so I think this suits beginners who use topspin drives but rely a lot on the push too.

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    2017/01/27
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    6
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket ALLROUND EVOLUTION

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  • Timo Boll ALC

    User review

    I used this for a long time, going back to the celluloid ball era. For a special-materials blade, the feel is soft, and I was able to get control quickly with practice. In my case, thicker blades tend to reduce the sense of grip on the ball, which I'm not great with, but since this one is thin, I got a good grip on the ball and found it easy to put spin on.
    Also, hitting hard brings out the carbon's characteristics well, making it easy to generate speed.
    I kept using it after the switch to the plastic ball too, but personally I started to feel a bit more hardness on impact. Still, I think it's just as easy to use for players with a lot of power.

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    2017/01/23
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    8
    Control
    8
    Touch
    7
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 80

    Recommend rubber(Back) Rakza X Soft

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  • ALLROUND EVOLUTION

    User review

    The feel is soft, and it's very easy to put spin and control on the ball. Rather than the blade doing the work, it's a blade that gives you a strong sense that you're the one generating the spin and the shot. If you attack with drives that prioritize control and spin, I think you'll like this feel. Also, since it doesn't bounce all that much, the short game is easy to control and you don't have to worry about the ball flying off on its own.
    Since the bounce is weak and the speed isn't that high, it might be a bit tough for those who also want speed or who attack from mid-distance.
    That said, for those who prioritize spin and control, or who like the feeling of generating the shot themselves, I think it's worth putting on your shortlist.

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    2017/01/18
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Touch
    9
    Hardness Little soft
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  • Bluefire JP 02

    User review

    Compared to Tenergy 80, which is considered the balanced option among the Tenergy line, the sheet on this one is a bit harder, so the feel is a little firmer, and shots that focus on brushing the ball go in more easily than with the 80. The 80 has more bounce, though.
    I'd heard it was similar to Tenergy 80, but the feel actually reminded me more of Rakza X Soft. Compared to Rasant Grip, which has a similar medium hardness, the Grip's sheet is slightly softer while the sponge is about the same, so the Grip gives more of an impression of the ball sinking in. Even among the "balanced" rubbers, JP02 leans more toward a brushing, speed-oriented style, while Rasant Grip leans more toward spin, whether you're brushing or sinking the ball in.
    Since both are balanced-type rubbers, I think it's best to choose based on your own stroke style and feel preference. The weight is on the heavier side for a medium-hardness rubber.

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    2017/02/09
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    7
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little soft
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  • Vega Asia DF

    User review

    I mainly used it on my backhand.
    The feel was soft, about like the regular Vega Europe.
    It's soft, but pushes and stops didn't float up too much and were easy to control. Personally, I especially found backhand drives to be very stable, with a real "grabbing" feel to the ball. Because of that, even for a softer rubber, it puts on spin easily and lets you draw a nice arc.
    Since it's on the softer side, I think it suits a 7-ply or special-material blade better than a typical 5-ply, or at least a slightly stiffer 5-ply.

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    2017/01/26
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    6
    Control
    9
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket LUDEACK

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