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2017/06/27
It has a good amount of tackiness. Storing it with a TSP tacky protective sheet is probably best. As tacky rubbers go, it's on the bouncier side. It's not really suited to blasting your opponent's block away with a monster drive — it feels more like a rubber for rally-based play, mixing spin and no-spin, short and long. Quality is high and it offers great value for money — a tacky rubber you won't regret buying.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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2021/11/16
It's soft, doesn't slip, and bounces a reasonable amount. If you go with max thickness or higher and pair it with a blade that has a slightly softer bounce, I think you'll get great spin. Because the sponge is soft, hitting flat with a thinner sponge made me feel the blade underneath right away — that's how soft this rubber is. Serves have plenty of bite. With the grip you'd expect from a VEGA rubber and its good value for money, if you're going to play through six years of middle and high school, I think it's totally fine to use this rubber on both sides from beginner to graduation.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket SWEDEN EXTRA
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2021/11/16
Like a lot of other reviewers have said, the feel is that of a tension short pips rubber. It reminded me of Booster SA and VO101. It has a softer feel than the VO102.
I'd like people who tend to smash long to try this rubber. Modern spin-oriented tension rubbers make the ball fly upward because the sheet grips and pulls the ball, so if you smash without thinking, you often overshoot... With short pips, smashes go in fine, but if your form isn't set you'll hit the net... I was one of those players, but with this rubber I've become able to smash easily. It doesn't have that slipping, unstable feel you get on the surface of short pips, and it doesn't shoot up and forward the way spin-oriented inverted rubbers do.
As I mentioned in the title, like a trampoline, it just honestly sends the ball back the way it came.
Serves don't get much spin if you just brush the surface lightly, but if you really sink the ball in and grip it hard, you can put a good amount of spin on. In that respect it was similar to inverted rubbers like Rozena or Rakza X.
That said, like a lot of other reviewers have mentioned, I think there's not much upside to this rubber for someone whose lifeline is the topspin drive.
This is for people who want to smash or hit flat with a hard, non-flexing blade, or for penhold players who want to hit with the backhand side but have a hard time getting the ball in with an arc.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Swat Carbon
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2017/06/27
Compared to the company's own OX rubber, the 007, the differences are that the pips are longer and softer, and there's no fabric backing on the underside of the sheet (correction: compared to the Phantom 007, there is actually a thin fabric backing woven from fine thread). It's not paper-thin, so you can even glue it on. In terms of feel, I think it's a long pips rubber that gets a passing grade in every respect. It doesn't have any standout strengths, but if you use OX long pips rubbers, it's good value, so why not give it a try sometime?
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2017/06/27
If you're switching over from inverted rubber or a spin-oriented short pips rubber, forehand hitting might take some getting used to, since, as other reviews mention, you'll often get knuckle balls. The surface is very soft and gives a sense of the ball being wrapped up. What surprised me most, though, is that serves really bite! It's a short pips rubber that can bait your opponent into netting or overhitting. Try mixing it in with knuckle serves.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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