Yukiga's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2019/11/09
I feel like this is up near the top among German tension rubbers.
The one it resembles most, and one I personally think is amazing,
is the Target Pro GT series — I think the feel and quality are quite similar.That said, this one tends to have a lower arc.
I think that's probably due to the hardness or something along those lines.The spin performance is high and it's easy to generate speed too.
The control is well-behaved rather than being a wild horse, settling in nicely,
so personally,
if you were going to use something like Fastarc, I think this one performs better.That said, it does have its quirks, so it's a rubber where, if you ask whether it appeals to everyone, I think some people would find it doesn't suit them.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket CARBONADO 45
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2019/06/29
First off, I have to say in one word: hard!!!
It's incredibly hard. It says 50 degrees, but I'm guessing that's the Japanese hardness scale.
It feels too hard to be 50 on the German scale.Honestly, this isn't a rubber you can just pick up casually because you admire Zhang Jike or Ma Long.
I use tacky rubber quite a lot myself,
but even so it was hard to get the ball to sink in,
and unless you put real force behind it, you couldn't get a good drive out.
Compared to other tacky rubbers, it's on a different level.
The power when you do land a good drive is on a whole different scale,
but I don't think many people can bring out its maximum performance in an actual match.
Serves and pushes don't bounce much but still get good spin, which is great,
but with my level of skill and strength, this is a rubber I can really only use on defense.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket NOSTALGIC ALLROUND
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2019/02/06
I really feel like this rubber was designed with beginners in mind.
The typical beginner rubber used to be
less bounce
decent, easy spin
a bit hard
not too thickbut
this rubber feels like it takes that idea to its extreme.
The spin is plenty, and on top of that
it still gives you a real sense of feel when you hit the ball
It's a tension rubber, but with something called "light tension" the bounce is kept in check
The quality is good too
and I like that they only made one thickness option.
It keeps the cost downThe spin performance is quite high, so
I think it's also easy to use for choppers and players who mainly block.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ALBA
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2019/06/29
I felt like this rubber isn't really for beginners, but more for people without much muscle strength, like elementary schoolers or women's players.
It's marketed as "Big Slam", but I feel like it doesn't make as much sound as other sound-focused rubbers.
That said, it's very soft, so it's easy to sink the ball into it.
I don't think I'm really the right fit for this rubber,
but for elementary schoolers or women's players, the softness gives just the right hardness for them,
and since it keeps the grip strength of the Bluefire series, I don't think spin amount would be lacking either.
For someone graduating from beginner level who'd use something like Vega Europe instead, the grip here is a bit strong, so I'm a little worried it could lead to picking up bad wristy-hitting habits.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Ouchalov True Carbon
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