Fuji's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2023/12/29
Used max thickness on my forehand.
I used to love Q5, so when it got discontinued, I had really high expectations for the flagship rubber that finally replaced it.Hitting a drive to a fixed spot, I got a fast, heavy drive that actually made me laugh out loud.
The trajectory felt a bit flatter/more linear. (Though that might just be because I'm used to tacky tension rubbers.)But in an all-around rally, it's a totally different story. If you don't swing through properly, it's a parade of flat, no-spin balls - the gap between a good swing and a bad one is huge...
I kept using it for another 1-2 months after that, but for match play it just didn't give me enough confidence, so I gave up on it.It's like they added power on top of Q5 but took away that "it'll somehow work out for you" feeling - a rubber that really exposes the user's skill level.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket FORTIUS FT ver.D RE
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2020/05/21
Just as the manufacturer's ads claim, the grip is amazing.
Also, the more power you put in, the more power you get out.
If you can swing properly, I think you can produce a really good ball with lots of spin, but conversely, bringing out its performance requires swing speed, so I gave up on it myself.
One more thing worth mentioning: the chiquita is unusually easy to do with this rubber. If you can get a solid impact, it might be good on the backhand too.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket CLIPPER CR WRB
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2019/12/15
Switched from Rakza X, both thick.
Compared to Rakza, it's noticeably lighter, and my swing follows through better.
The sheet has strong grip, and pushes leave a good impression.
As for attacking shots, flat hits are excellent thanks to the softness. Topspin drives have decent power and are stable, so good.
However, because of the softness, loop drives tend to fly further than intended, and the sheet doesn't grip as well going up, so it seemed less suited for that.It seems good for drive players who prioritize stability over power, or players who mainly use flat hits.
It doesn't seem to suit players who use a lot of loop drives, so I'll probably go back to Rakza.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket CLIPPER CR WRB
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2019/05/05
This is one of my favorite short-pips rubbers.
It's a horizontal-pip tension rubber, and both the spin and the bounce are really good.
I used it on my backhand — it's great both for the typical short-pips punch style and for spin-based techniques, so it really widens what you can do.
It's not that you can't get knuckle balls at all, more like somewhere in between.
I'd love for players who mix topspin drives and hitting on backhand or forehand short pips to try this one.
It bounces a fair amount, so as long as you're careful with the thickness you choose, I think it'll make a great partner.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Kenta Matsudaira ALC
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2020/05/21
Overall, it's a rubber with no real quirks — there's no technique that feels hard to pull off.
No problems with either topspin drives or flat hitting.
Compared to higher-end rubbers like Tenergy, the spin and speed are a notch lower, but I think the performance is more than satisfying for intermediate players.
I use short pips on my backhand so it doesn't bother me much, but it's a relatively heavy rubber, so that's something to watch out for.
A teammate told me my consistency improved after switching to Ventus, so I'm switching over from Rakza 7, which I'd been using for a while.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Ai Fukuhara PRO · ZLF
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