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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | ２〜３ years |
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- A model with Arylate-Carbon, which makes the high reaction and control possible; it is recommende...
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- • Rozena employs the rose-dyed Spring Sponge technology as its name suggests• The newly developed...
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2017/12/05
The Freitas ALC combines speed and spin at a high level, letting you play every technique consistently. That said, after using it for a long time it can start to feel a little boring because it's almost too stable. Still, it's a great blade for winning matches, and a great first carbon blade to try!
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2017/12/05
The Infinity VPS V bounces so much that it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it the bounciest 5-ply blade out there. The feel is hard and the ball comes off quickly. But surprisingly, it's also easy to put spin on! (The short game gets a little out of control, but that's something tacky rubber can make up for.) Also, the sweet spot is narrow, so you need to hit the center of the blade. It also takes time to get used to, but if you stick with it patiently, you'll be able to make full use of it! Personally, I'd really like players with strong arms, power hitters, and tacky rubber users to try this at least once.
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It's said that Fan Zhendong uses this, but that's probably not true.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
Recommend rubber(Front) NEO HURRICANE 3
Recommend rubber(Back) Bluefire JP 02
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2017/12/06
Used on my forehand.
Hurricane Neo 3 grips the ball well, so the short game is really easy to play, and pushes, stops, and serves all have excellent bite! Also, people say it's "easily affected by incoming spin," but if your form is solid, that's really not an issue.
It also has more speed than the older Hurricane rubbers, so you can handle balls even away from the table. Unlike the classic Hurricane, this one is easier to handle.
That said, since the tackiness is lower than before, the raw amount of spin is also lower. Because of that, you don't get as much of that signature Hurricane wobble effect. (If you've used the older Hurricane before, it's best not to assume this feels the same.)
Still, because the tackiness is moderate, it's easier to handle than something like Pro 3, so I'd recommend it to people trying tacky rubber for the first time, or to players without much strength.
That said, I do think players with a bigger build will still get a heavier, better ball out of it... (said quietly)Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket INFINITY VPS V
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2017/12/05
Used on my backhand. (Includes a comparison with the Rasanter series.)
Bluefire JP02 is a medium-hardness, well-balanced rubber. Meeting the ball and hard hits in particular are very easy to pull off. It generates more speed compared to the Rasanter series, but the Rasanter series has a higher absolute amount of spin, so pushes can get a little wild with this one. That said, if you've built up a solid feel for pushing, you should be able to handle it fine. I think it suits any blade. Recommended for the backhand when playing close to mid-distance from the table!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket INFINITY VPS V
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