\ Zakkarin /'s profile
| Age | U20 |
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| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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- Racket
- Perfect for defense as well as quick counterspins far from the table.The enlarged head of the bla...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Vega Asia from XIOM: A faster and more balanced version in the Vega series. New "Hyper Elasto" to...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Super Spinpips-21 has the same unique top sheet as the Super Spinpips, but is combined with the m...
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User review
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2017/03/06
First off, this rubber is really soft. At max thickness, the ball just sinks right in.
It might be a bit too soft for an attacking player's forehand... though the rubber itself has some backbone to it, so you still get a decent ball. Spin and speed are both about average. Still, I think it holds up fine in matches.
When I was switching to a harder chopping blade, I used the Vega Europe on my forehand for a while to get used to the ball release and bounce.
Against strong drives, the ball would sometimes sink in too much and lose its spin, but working on not letting it sink in too far helped me learn how to control the force behind my chops.I think it's probably best used on the backhand of a blade that isn't too soft.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Joo Saehyuk
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2017/03/06
I'm currently using this as my main rubber. Before the plastic ball era, I also used it on my backhand.
First, the grip on the ball and the bounce are both just right. I think that's actually pretty rare.
Maybe because I switched over from a tacky rubber, I kept missing shots trying to brush the ball at first, lol.
But if you sink the ball in properly and put spin on it, it really grabs.Chopping is also very stable, and it's great for attacking and the short game too. I think it's a bit on the hard side, but it's also really good on the backhand.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Joo Saehyuk
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2017/03/08
For the price, the fact that it bounces so well is great. I guess that's the whole concept behind this product.
But the spin is hopelessly weak lol
Players who really load up spin mid-rally should probably use a different rubber…But if you're the type who can't really put spin on backhand drives but doesn't mind, as long as the ball goes in — this might actually suit you well. It's not very affected by incoming spin, and if you just block it flat, it's super stable.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket KORBEL
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2017/03/06
I don't think it's actually hard, but for a chopping blade it feels like it has a strong core. There's no real flex to it (just my personal impression), but since I'm not a fan of flexy blades myself, I actually like this feel.
The bounce is definitely good, but you could tone it down by pairing it with a lower-bounce rubber. Even if you hit through the back of the ball to cut it, it still carries all the way to the other side of the table with no problem. I think it works with tacky rubber too, but a medium-hardness tension rubber is probably the best match…
It puts good spin on the ball too. When you chop from a high contact point without dropping too low, the trajectory is aggressive and fun to use. Same goes for pushes.
No complaints when it comes to attacking. The downside is the weight, though. If you're running long pips on the backhand it's probably just right, but if you're inverted on both sides or running thick short pips, brace yourself lol
That weight does mean it's hard to get pushed around, thoughIf the handle were a bit thicker I'd like it even more…
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Vega Asia
Recommend rubber(Back) Super Spinpips 21
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2017/03/06
I think this is on the harder side among spin-oriented tension rubbers.
Compared to Vega Asia and Vega Europe, the sheet feels easier to brush the ball with. That said, if your contact is too thin the ball drops, so you should really let the ball sink into the sponge while you brush it.
If you focus on putting spin on the ball, control becomes really easy, so it gives you confidence on both offense and defense. Chopping isn't bad either, though I feel like something a little softer would be a bit easier. It's easier to handle than Tenergy — at my level, anyway.
If you're using a soft, thin blade, I think it would work fine on the backhand too, without feeling off.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket KORBEL
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