ぽっちい's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Experience | More than 20 years |
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2019/03/16
Spec-wise, I was curious about the original Warac, but I gave up on it because the grip flared out too much and looked like it would hurt my hand.
This time, the shape around the grip had changed, so I tried it right away.I tested it with short pips on the backhand.
Just like the Goriki, simply making contact is enough for the ball to naturally sink into the short pips on its own.
This contributes a lot to the stability you get with unorthodox rubber.
Even with a variation-type short pips rubber like Attack 8, you can hold the ball properly before hitting it, so you can keep hitting consecutively with stability.
It also pairs well with inverted rubber, grabbing and launching the ball beautifully, so you can swing away with confidence.
The one thing is, unlike the Goriki where blocks just stop on their own with a simple touch, this one is lighter, so you need to line up the angle of the blade for blocks.
Instead, it's easy to swing, and both drives and flat hits are easy to pull off.For short pips on the backhand, this blade is one solid answer.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Back) Spectol
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2019/05/17
If you're comparing pure amount of spin, rubbers like Booster SA or Impartial XS might be ahead,
but with restrained bounce for a tension rubber, a good amount of grip on the ball, and grip strength that doesn't let the ball slip,
the "hold time" on the ball is exceptionally long even among short pips rubbers,
so you can really feel like you're "putting real spin on it."
It's "easy to spin" to the point where it feels almost as close as inverted rubber.On the other hand, don't expect much natural knuckle effect just from hitting it.
You need to add a bit of your own technique, like sliding or flicking the ball yourself. Of course, since it's short pips, that's not too difficult.It's a little lacking if you want to attack hard and aggressively, but in exchange it's outstandingly easy to control,
so it works well even with special-material blades that don't usually pair well with short pips.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket KOKI NIWA WOOD
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2018/06/16
The bounce is about like Sriver or Mark V.
But since it grips the ball well, it flies a little farther.It's not some arc monster like the Zac, just a moderate, well-judged arc.
Spin is easy to put on the ball, and you can really feel it biting in.As a beginner rubber, it's plenty solid enough to become a classic — a really well-balanced rubber overall.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ALLROUND EVOLUTION
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2018/02/12
This is a rubber where you can picture a lot of different uses.
The ball pops up and traces a high arcing trajectory similar to Rakza 7.That said, the speed is about on par with Sriver. Since I'm using a wood blade this time, I just couldn't get the ball through no matter how hard I hit topspin drives.
It probably takes a thicker carbon blade to really open it up.
What really stands out is the short game.
Like most rubbers with a high arc, pushes bite really easily. And since it doesn't fly, you can chop as hard as you want.The chiquita is fantastic too. It grips the ball and you can swing all out, so even a heavily cut ball comes up easily. Plus the ball is slow off the rubber, so it curves a lot.
Chopping is actually easy too. It's easy to use and easy to put spin on.If they made a "medium" sponge version, I'd have no hesitation having my students use it.
Obviously it's great for beginners, butit could also be interesting for intermediate-to-advanced forehand-dominant players to use on the backhand.
As I mentioned, a well-cut push and chiquita both have real power, and it's easy to absorb the opponent's power on blocks too.
It takes a different approach from things like an ultra-thin backhand Bombard, but this rubber has a lot of potential for creating backhand scoring chances.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket MA LIN EXTRA OFFENSIVE
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2019/12/17
The topsheet is a bit softer than Spectol, so spin feels easier to put on the ball.
The sponge also has good elasticity while feeling somewhat softer than Spectol (though not as soft as the 21).It holds the ball well, spin feels easy to generate, and blocking is outstandingly consistent.
Even hitting hard, there's no sense of the ball sliding off, so you can keep hitting away with confidence.
That said, compared to Spectol as a baseline, knuckle balls feel a bit harder to produce.
You can still produce them easily if you try, but this isn't a rubber where blocks naturally come out with a nasty, unpredictable quality.
It used to be standard to apply speed glue to this and get it flying and spinning like crazy,
but without glue, it's a completely balanced type of rubber.It suits short-pips beginners, or short-pips users who prioritize consistency.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket SK7 Classic
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