Hydrogen ion's profile

Hydrogen ion's profile
Gender Male
Age U20
Experience 6〜10 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. Sriver EL
      Rubber (Front)

      Sriver EL

      Sriver EL combines Sriver's top sheet with a medium-soft elastic sponge.This softer sponge al...
    2. Refoma
      Rubber (Back)

      Refoma

      Drawer natural rubber own shot feeling and elasticity to the maximum, and stable performance. (RE...

User review

  • Refoma

    User review

    As the headline, there is insufficient momentum and jerk compared to modern German tension. It's a very nice topsheet so it's not only me that you want to remake for plain non-rigging.
    There are voices saying that there is no snagging, but it is natural that it is a matter of course compared to the kind of tenazi, all of the rubber before that will be so.
    Right now I pick up unused on the net and I am playing with bicycle rubber paste, but it is still exceptional. Creamy soft sponge often inflates.
    Especially the sharpness of the loop often causes few mistakes. It is very easy to do a cut killer and second ball attack.
    If you put it on the back it is stable.
    It was a perfect rubber for those looking for a delicate touch, from strong attacks of rotation to fine flexibility.
    Right now I do not have such a rubber. I feel like a good old domestic rubber.

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    2017/06/23
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    7
    Control
    6
    Hardness Little soft
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  • NARUCROSS EX SOFT

    User review

    I borrowed from a friend and tried it. It deteriorated a lot and the surface became whitish but it got a lot of fun and it took a lot of rotation when cutting with serious feeling that Saab got into the sponge.
    Even on the platform, it was easy for the rubber to bounce with the extent that the stop would fall slightly back.
    Rubber itself was Tokuatu, but I did not feel it was heavy.
    Although it is a soft sponge, I think that it is a good rubber, regardless of the soft and hard hitting feeling, if it is an attack type racquet you can paste any kind.
    It is one of the rubbers I like because it has a unique hit feeling, sound and speed though it has no booster or glue.

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    2017/06/19
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    7
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Acoustic

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  • KOJI MATSUSHITA OFFENSIVE

    User review

    I thought that I wanted a cut racket, I did not check anything and imagined an old butterfly made Matsushita pro model and bought it.

    Taki Ⅱ is a medium thin inflated with baby oil until it is warped in a tubular shape. The hardness is about the same as EL (because the competition will not come out anymore)
    Back is P1 red gokuus (normal)

    It is different from what I thought at this time because the grip is thin for cutting ST, the blade is head-to-head and relatively hard to turn.
    When you hit the cut, the hitting feeling is hard.
    Sound is not a low dull sound of cut fusion, but a feeling of a thin thin sponge of table soft in a rigid racket.
    The control was initially unfriendly before and after, but soon I got used to it. However, the difficulty level of strict control is high on the left and right. Impression that cuts sharply when it sharply cuts down well than you imagine, well neted in, it is more likely to float than expected and float easily, cutting out while putting it out before. The side is normal.
    Rotation can be cut off, it is easy to adjust the rotation amount.
    However, the grains are extremely rampant, so if you make them heterogeneous, table software looks better.
    The degree of the attack, if it is a shootout, this rally can be done if there is a dominant situation (in terms of posture or course breakdown).
    There is the ability to pull out the chance ball.

    See original review

    2017/06/15
    Overall
    4/10
    Speed
    3
    Spin
    9
    Control
    1
    Touch
    1
    Hardness Hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) Tackiness Chop II

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  • Feint · LONG 3 ultra Gokuusu

    User review

    I got a friend's owner and used it as a heterogeneous attack.
    Compared with Carl P-1, the grain is hardened. Since I bought P-1 after throwing out LONG III, the size ratio of the grains is unknown. The hard - to - turn motion over there is stable here because it is easy to rotate, but the change is bigger for curl.
    Therefore, I think that it is easier for people who are hard to handle due to curling, such as grain drives and grain sweeping, even non-powerful clumsy people can handle it.
    On the contrary, I think that it is necessary to shake well in terms of defeating the grain.

    I think that this one is superior in terms of stability. Is not it good for a cutman of a type that wins heterogeneous attacks and stickiness?

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    2017/07/07
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    1
    Spin
    5
    Control
    6
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Septear

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  • Bryce-FX

    User review

    A little more than ten years ago, I used it only once when I was banned from organic solvents, but I was feeling bad at Gagnaggia anyway for me who used slave and EL at that time, more serious than anything Even the drive did not run out, it became a slump for a while after pasting this. Although it may fit in a hard racquet, I could not afford it when sticking to a racket with a fast decay of tension. It seemed that TSP 's Brio or Bjorn would spin well.
    I felt the ball was very donakulic, and when I got to the opponent 's opponent at the earliest even at the earliest, the speed declined at the usual swing.

    Even if I use it now, I think that it is still better to have a high elasticity, which is cheap.

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    2017/07/07
    Overall
    5/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    3
    Control
    2
    Hardness Soft
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