Forehand Boom Boom's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2020/08/29
How I came to use it
I decided to switch from tacky rubber to a tension-type, so I picked Rakza 7, which I used to use a while back.
I originally had it on a 5-ply wood blade, but this time I tried it on an outer-ply carbon blade for the first time.My impressions after hitting with it
Since it's on an outer-ply blade, the speed really comes out. I was able to hit balls fast enough to get past a high schooler with a prefectural championship win. I do have a strong impact to begin with, so that's probably to be expected.
The ball flies in a flat, straight line, so it probably releases the ball quickly (partly because of the outer-ply blade too). Because of that, if you don't swing through and really sink the ball into the sponge, you won't get a good shot. That said, if you do swing through properly, the ball carries well.
I think it would probably suit an inner-ply blade best.Hope this is helpful for reference.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Timo Boll ALC
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2017/07/20
This is a really high-spec rubber.
The ball sinks in firmly before flying off, so the amount of spin is tremendous.
When I hit with an all-wood blade, the distance felt a bit lacking, but with a blade that has special composite material plies, I could get distance while keeping the spin.
You can perform every technique consistently, so I think it's suited for all-rounders who want to get a bit stronger.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket INNERFORCE LAYER ZLF
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2018/07/03
As its reputation suggests, I think this rubber is built for playing close to the table. I wanted to play more up close to the table, so I put this on my forehand. As a result, flicks and drives over the table became easier to land, and up close I felt like I could blast through opponents in one shot. However, I'm the type who, when pushed back, likes to either punch straight through from further back or fight my way back into a favorable rally, and I felt the power dropped off when I was pushed back.
I think Tenergy 25 FX gives you the most power, and lands the most consistently, when you hit it with a snap-and-brush motion rather than pure brushing.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket P700
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2018/06/30
I put this on the backhand of an all-wood 7-ply blade. The first time I hit with it, it felt harder than I expected. I also found it easy to control backhand drives right in front of me.
When I hit forehand shots, it felt lacking in power and wasn't enough for me. This time I was using a 7-ply blade so I could force the ball in, but it might be tough with a 5-ply. I can't recommend it to players who prioritize power. For players who prioritize control, though — on the backhand only — this is a rubber I'd recommend. It's also good for beginners who are one year in.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2017/07/18
Honestly, it's not that different from the Tenergy series. If I had to point out a difference, it's just that it doesn't fly quite as much as Tenergy. But it holds the ball well and grips it on the sheet, so you get a lot of spin.
I think this is the ideal rubber for players who play close to the table or mid-distance rather than away from the table.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Ma Long Five
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