Tada driver's profile

Tada driver's profile
Gender Female
Age U20
Experience 11〜20 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. CARBONADO 45
      Racket

      CARBONADO 45

      The new Carbonado 45 and Carbonado 90 blades are constructed with thinner TeXtreme® 64 gram per m...
    2. Moristo LP One
      Rubber (Front)

      Moristo LP One

    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

  • LINFORT POWER

    User review

    Since it's 30 degrees, the feel is on the harder side for a large-ball rubber, and you can handle it almost like a standard hardball rubber. It's not the type that makes the ball go wild - it behaves predictably. The difference from the Allegro is that it's competitive enough even on a thin-ply blade.

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    2022/11/14
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket P700

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  • V>20 Double Extra

    User review

    This is for people who feel like the V15 Extra is pointless unless you hit at 120% all the time, which is hard to do in an actual match, but the V11 got lighter and easier to handle at the cost of a lighter feel too. It felt kind of like a "manual" version of Tenergy 05.

    The feel is way softer than the stated hardness (maybe around 48 degrees?), but the ball that comes out leans toward the stated hardness. Since the trajectory is basically low, you need to put spin on the ball to get it to land on the table, but the nice thing about this rubber is that you can be a bit sloppy about it and it still works. For counters, you don't have to force your racket angle up — it goes in reasonably well at your normal angle (it dips and then extends), so I think it's an excellent rubber.

    What's surprising is hitting against backspin — it grips the ball so firmly that it feels like there's no backspin it can't bring up over the net. It receives the ball with a soft feel and then sends it flying with its high hardness. That's the opposite impression from what I described above, and I found that interesting.

    The ideal way to play with this rubber isn't to swing desperately with everything you've got — it's more about pushing your opponent back while you handle the ball up close.

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    2022/09/27
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Hard

    Recomend racket CARBONADO 45

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  • EVOLUTION MX-P50

    User review

    Setting tacky rubbers aside, this feels on the heavier side among rubbers of the same hardness. Omega 7 Asia felt lighter to me... maybe that's just individual variation. It leans toward the "manual" type where you need to sink the ball into the sponge or it won't really fly, and it seems a bit insensitive to spin (the return can come back a little wild). I think it works on both backhand and forehand, but personally, for the reasons above, I'd lean slightly toward the backhand. Even though it's heavy. With a single-sided penhold looper blade, it gave the impression of covering backhand and forehand in good balance. More impact is always nice to have, but even with a bit less, the arc still comes up and the ball still lands in, so it's usable.

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    2022/09/13
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Hard

    Recomend racket CARBONADO 45

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  • RAKZA Z EXTRA HARD

    User review

    I used it at max thickness on the backside of a penhold-with-pips setup. Compared to Z, the overall average level is higher across the board, including the sharpness and stability of pushes, and in both good and bad ways, it doesn't get wild. This one is heavier and less flexible about thickness, but I think its absolute ceiling is higher than Z (or Hurricane Pro, or other tacky tension rubbers from other makers). It works on the backhand too, but I think it really shows its true strength on the forehand side.

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    2022/09/13
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Hard
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  • Inner force layer ALC.S - CS

    User review

    I switched over from the Ma Lin Carbon. The differences I noticed are: 1) this one shows the arylate carbon character more strongly, so when you catch the ball deep it really flies, and 2) because of the blade thickness, against powerful balls it flexes and then launches the ball off the arylate layer. Point 2 feels like it loses a fair amount of power quite noticeably, so I wouldn't really call it a men's blade, but for women I think it's a wonderful blade you could use for years starting from your second racket onward. The design is nice too, so definitely give it a try.

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    2022/09/13
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    9
    Touch
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) Moristo LP One

    Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05

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