Lucky Kaisawa's profile

Lucky Kaisawa's profile
Gender Male
Age U20
Experience 11〜20 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. WFS rotor SR (Rounded type)
      Racket

      WFS rotor SR (Rounded type)

      Use a medium soft of Western material + hard Hiroshi material + WF + hard Hiroshi material in the...
    2. impartial XS
      Rubber (Front)

      impartial XS

      Players using the rubber table but smash powerful drives is recommended. Out of the playing rotat...
    3. HAMMOND
      Rubber (Back)

      HAMMOND

      High ratio of synthetic rubber components innovated in the field of the energy efficiency and ope...

User review

  • Rakza PO

    User review

    Among tension-type short pips rubbers, this one lets the ball sink in quite a lot.
    Rather than having bigger pips or a mesh pattern, it feels like the spin comes more from that sinking-in feel. If your spin technique relies on sinking the ball into the sponge, I think this is very easy to use.

    As for speed, it falls a bit short of Booster or Impartial on soft shots, but on hard hits it flies just as far.

    That said, I felt you need a fairly strong impact to produce fast shots. The feel is harder than the manufacturer states.

    So I'd recommend it for players with a fast swing who can really drive through the ball on impact.

    See original review

    2017/03/20
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    7
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard
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  • impartial XS

    User review

    When you hit it, the ball flies upward and doesn't slip, so it's easy to drive against backspin.
    It doesn't sink into the sponge the way inverted rubber does, so there's a limit to how much a drive can really carry. That said, there's no doubt it gives you more confidence driving than a conventional short pips rubber would.

    Meet-hitting produces a sharp, dry sound as the ball flies off. It's a slightly different impression from the metallic German-style sound.
    The manufacturer's video said it's easily affected by incoming spin, but I didn't get that impression at all. You can drive through any kind of spin.
    Also, according to the maker's numbers the bounce is the highest among short pips rubbers, if a bit lower than tension inverted rubbers, but because the ball leaves so quickly it feels faster than the numbers suggest.

    Hit it softly and it stays restrained; hit it hard and it flies off with a satisfying sound. A good rubber.

    See original review

    2017/03/13
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    5
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little soft
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  • Booster SA

    User review

    I used both max thickness and thick.

    The pips are big, and it's easy to put spin on the ball.
    Because the tension is strong, the ball comes off the rubber quickly, so even with big pips you can hit angled shots and flat hits without being affected too much by the opponent's spin.

    Above all, the sound when you hit the ball is so satisfying. It makes a sharp, metallic ring.
    And it's not just the sound — the speed is also more than enough, letting you flat-hit with a really good feel.

    Since it's a spin-oriented rubber, blocking is basically easy. But because the rebound is so good, sometimes the ball flies out further than expected, causing net misses, or it comes out as an unexpected knuckle ball.
    Then again, short pips play is inherently high-risk, high-reward, so that's within an acceptable range.

    If I had to name one downside, it's that it's picky about the blade you use.
    Both the sponge and the topsheet are very springy, so if you put it on a hard blade, the ball comes off too fast and tends to drop or slide off.
    That said, with a Chinese-style penhold or a shakehand blade, you can adjust things with the rubber on the reverse side, so it's not a huge problem.

    Also, officially it's not supposed to be the case, but I feel like the sponge is thicker than other companies' rubbers.
    There might be some individual variation, but even the thick and medium versions feel like they have plenty of thickness.

    See original review

    2017/03/20
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    7
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little hard
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  • WFS rotor SR (Rounded type)

    User review

    I tried hitting with short pips, inverted rubber, and OX long pips on it, and all of them were easy to hit with and gave good control. The bounce is a bit lacking compared to special-material or 7-ply blades, but it was plenty enough to punch through the ball.
    Also, thanks to the WF (wood fiber), the sweet spot is noticeably wider, so the ball tends to go where you picture it going.
    Unlike other WFS blades, the top ply uses a harder wood, which gives it a solid feel despite the light weight.
    Combined, these traits made blocking and flat hitting easy.

    Because it's light (mine was 66g), and the blade is rounder than other makers' square-edge shapes so the balance point doesn't shift too far forward, it's also nice that you can swing through fully even with a heavier rubber mounted.

    I think this is just the right blade for making the most of a high-performance rubber.

    See original review

    2017/03/13
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    7
    Control
    10
    Touch
    8
    Hardness Little soft
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  • HAMMOND

    User review

    I figured it wouldn't amount to much without glue, but I was completely wrong. It has qualities you don't see in recent rubbers.

    First, it's light. The manufacturer advertises this too, and it's true.
    Second, your shots don't come out flat and dead (that's not the same as saying it has a lot of power). It feels like your force is transferring properly into the ball.
    On top of that, it's not very affected by your opponent's spin. Combined with the two traits above, counters and blocks are really easy to pull off.

    That said, spin doesn't come automatically, so it has its limits for short-game drives and chiquitas, and for sharp drives against backspin.

    I felt like this rubber definitely cuts down on mistakes.
    I'd recommend it for an intermediate player's backhand, or as a beginner's second or third rubber.
    For a beginner's very first rubber, I think it flies too much.

    See original review

    2017/03/19
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    5
    Control
    10
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket WFS rotor SR (Rounded type)

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