Yet's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2017/05/09
If you've used a chopping rubber like Tackiness Chop before, this one will probably feel like it bounces quite a bit more.
The rubber is very soft, so it's stable and gets a lot of spin on your chops.■Attack
Maybe because the blade is also soft, but I get the impression the speed and power just don't quite come through.
If you have a stiffer blade or you're good at topspin drives, it might not be an issue.
Either way, choppers who really want to score through attacking might be better off with an attacking rubber (like Vega Europe).■Chops and pushes
Since the rubber has more bounce, it's much easier to land deep compared to Tackiness Chop.
It also gets a lot of spin. I think it's easy to induce mistakes by making opponents catch it in the net.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket HADRAW SR
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2017/05/09
This is a rubber I'd recommend for anyone starting out as a chopper. It gets a decent amount of spin, and since it doesn't bounce much and is highly stable, you can grind out long rallies in a match.
■Push and chop
It's a really stable rubber, so I'd recommend it to anyone chopping or pushing for the first time.
As a beginner, you can win matches just by grinding without making mistakes, but as your opponents get better, they stop making mistakes too, and once they realize you're not attacking, they'll keep feeding you easy balls to try to draw out an unforced error.
So once stability alone stops being enough to win, I'd recommend gradually increasing the thickness, moving to a bouncier chopping rubber like Morist DF, and then eventually switching to an attacking rubber to raise the ratio of aggressive play.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket HADRAW SR
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