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Gender Male
Age U30
Experience 6〜10 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. Acoustic
      Racket

      Acoustic

      The Nittaku Acoustic was made according to the principles used in making string instruments. The ...
    2. V>15 Extra
      Rubber (Front)

      V>15 Extra

      The ultimate weapon for aggressive offensive players! V > 15 Extra is a high-end offensive rubber...
    3. V>15 Limber
      Rubber (Back)

      V>15 Limber

      The ultimate weapon for spin-oriented offensive players! V > 15 Limber is an elastic high-end off...

User review

  • Rakza X

    User review

    Used it on my forehand.
    I tried it with two blades — 7-ply and 5-ply wood — plus max thickness sponge.

    Forehand hitting: quite stable
    Block: if you get the angle right, good shots go in easily
    Drive: whether you brush it or sink it in, you get a lot of spin
    Smash: average
    Serve: excellent sharpness
    Receive: pushes are easily affected by incoming spin
    once you get used to it, both pushes and stops become stable
    Slipping: none at all

    Pros and cons
    - Even when your opponent targets your middle and you're forced into an awkward stance, you can still aim your shot.
    - I was impressed that I could drive without any slipping at all, even on balls that would slip with other rubbers.

    Other notes - I think the value for money is very good.
    - Based on the hardness rating it seems like it'd feel hard, but once you actually hit with it, the hardness is just right, so the feel is very good and control is excellent.
    - Being a non-slip sheet, it doesn't slip and generates plenty of spin, making it an all-round rubber I can recommend to anyone.
    - With a carbon-reinforced blade, I think you can get an extra speed boost and draw out even more performance depending on the blade.

    See original review

    2017/09/22
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket Acoustic

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  • Acoustic

    User review

    ■Size: 257mm overall length x 150mm width
    ■Grip (ST): 100mm length x 23mm thickness
    FL is 23mm
    ■Blade thickness: 5.7mm
    ■Weight: 88g (±4g)

    Stringed Instrument series ... Applies the plywood construction technique used for stringed instruments, letting glue penetrate deep into the wood, giving it a distinctive sense of a solid core.

    I'd had a chance to use a 5-ply blade and found it really easy to control, so this time I bought the Acoustic, which gets high marks among 5-ply blades.
    Before this I had a carbon blade with a 5.6mm thickness, so the ease of control (with the same rubbers) really impressed me.
    The rubbers I'm using are Rozena and Vega Pro, both max thickness.

    Compared to special-material blades the bounce is toned down, but because the ball sits on it so well, you get excellent control plus easy spin — which fit my control-focused playing style perfectly.

    Topspin drives, counter-drives, and the short game in particular are extremely stable with this.

    *If you find the Acoustic lacking in speed, I'd recommend a rubber with stronger bounce, or a 7-ply blade instead.

    See original review

    2017/06/05
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Touch
    5
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) ROZENA

    Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Pro

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  • Vega Pro

    User review

    Used it on the forehand.
    I tried it on a carbon blade and two 5-ply all-wood blades, with max thickness.

    Forehand hitting: very stable
    Block: if you match the angle right, a good ball goes in easily. Get the angle wrong and it overshoots easily (carbon blade only)
    Topspin drive: brushing it produces a surprising amount of spin
    Serve: excellent bite
    Receive: since it grips spin so easily, it's also easily affected by the opponent's spin, so if you misread the spin, it's game over (lol)

    Pros and cons
    - Light contact doesn't produce much bounce, so it's easy to produce short serves
    - When your opponent aims at your middle and you're forced to return the ball from an awkward position (without brushing it or letting it sink into the sponge), the ball tends to come back as an easy, flat return
    - Because the sheet and sponge are hard, you never get pushed around by the opponent's shots

    Other notes
    The value for money is very good, I think.
    With a 5-ply all-wood blade it's very easy to control and spins well, so I'd recommend it for both forehand and backhand.

    See original review

    2017/05/27
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    10
    Control
    7
    Hardness Hard

    Recomend racket Acoustic

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  • User review

    Used on the backhand.
    My blade has a carbon layer. Maybe because I'm using thick, it's very easy to control.

    Backhand: The bounce is a bit weak, so it's very stable if you hit with a bit of a pushing-through motion
    Block: Very stable
    Backhand drive: Whether you brush it or let it sink in, it gets solid spin either way
    Serve: Sharp
    Receive: Doesn't get affected by spin all that much, so you can receive consistently

    Pros and cons
    - For a tension rubber, the bounce is kept in check, which makes it very easy to control while still getting spin

    Other notes
    At online prices, I think the value for money is excellent.
    If thick feels a bit lacking in bounce for you, trying max thickness or a harder blade might let you appreciate this rubber's strengths even more.

    See original review

    2017/05/28
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket KCZ

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  • ROZENA

    User review

    Used it on both forehand and backhand.
    My blade is a 5-ply. At max thickness, it feels like it bounces back exactly as much as you swing.

    Forehand hitting: very stable
    Block: line up the angle and good shots go in easily
    Drive: whether you brush it or sink the ball in, you get a good amount of spin either way, drawing a stable arc
    Looping a push sometimes slips a bit?
    Smash: stable
    Serve: gets a decent amount of bite
    Receive: very stable

    Pros and cons
    - When forced into an awkward position, like when the opponent aims for your middle, hitting with a blade that suppresses bounce sometimes caught the net. With a bouncier blade you'd probably return it more easily.
    - Since the topsheet is somewhat soft and the sponge is medium hardness, you're not overpowered by the opponent's shots, and it feels like an all-rounder that handles any kind of ball competently.
    - Maybe because it's paired with a 5-ply blade, counter-drives and flicks are also quite easy to control.

    Other notes
    Good value for money.

    See original review

    2017/06/05
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Acoustic

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