osino @ Nameless's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2018/01/15
It had been a while since I used a VICTAS rubber. My impression using it was that the topsheet grips the ball strongly, making it easy to get spin, and it has speed too.
Whether you put it on the forehand or backhand, I think it's a rubber that handles both the short game and topspin rallies well.
Maybe it's because I'd been using tacky rubber before, but I found it really easy to use. Whether you brush the ball or sink it into the sponge, it grips well and bounces well.
That said, maybe because I usually prefer harder rubbers, the ball felt a bit heavier when I hit it - I'm not sure how to describe it, but the way it grabbed the ball caught me off guard a little, haha
Still, it really is easy to use!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FIRE FALL HC
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2020/09/05
When it first came out I was using the Omega 5 Asia, but a friend let me try this one and the feel was right up my alley. After switching over from tacky rubber I'd been using the harder Asia version, but something about it just felt off.
The ease of control for the short game, the grip that holds up against spin, and how easy it is to hit once the ball sinks into the sponge all make it really fun to play with.
I also tried the Omega VII series, but it felt a bit softer, and I preferred this one.Whether playing close to the table or stepping back for topspin rallies, I felt like I could hit more than enough.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Hadraw VR CS
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2018/08/01
A lot of reviews say it's hard... but that's probably because I play Japanese penhold.
When I actually used it, it didn't feel all that hard to me. It has speed comparable to the Tour and Pro versions, and it's easy to put spin on. The one thing that felt different was the sound - drives from mid-distance make a nice sound as they fly off. If you really commit to the swing, it should carry even further.
From away from the table, I ended up netting more due to control issues.
I think if you can master it, you can hit good drives from anywhere. So I'm going to keep practicing with it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket TENPER SPEED
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2020/09/05
I'll compare this to the Omega 5 Tour, which I always use on my forehand.
I got it cheap, and when I actually hit with it, it just doesn't grip the ball at all. Rather than not gripping, it felt more like the spin just slides off the surface and the ball drops straight down. That might be because I'd been using Dynaflic before...
Compared to the Tour, it's not as hard and doesn't produce as much spin, but if you hit it in a punching motion the ball sinks in, so you do get some speed - it's a rubber that's hard to place.
However, when I stood the racket up a bit and placed the ball gently, I felt the soft, wood-like feel come through, which made it easier to control.I felt this is a rubber that helps you develop a sense for "placing the ball where you want."
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Hadraw VR CS
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2018/08/01
I've been using this for four and a half years now.
Switching over from a single-ply blade, it gives good speed and spin comes easily.
Even with slightly harder rubber you can still swing through properly, so I think it works fine.
I personally feel it's an amazing match with the Omega V Asia I'm currently using.
That said, I can't really recommend tacky rubber for this. I tried it before and it's tough. You get tons of spin, but not much speed. You might end up getting countered on drives from far off the table. If you're going to use tacky rubber, I'd say stay no further back than mid-distance.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
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