Mimomimaru's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ４〜５ years |
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- Racket
- Classical defensive blade with amazing control. Outer plies are produced of willow (Yanagi) wood....
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- Rubber (Front)
- Spring Spong technology combined with a hard sponge and a sticky top-sheet make this a very dynam...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Grain shape close to a grain high.Change system table rubber was to maximize the knuckle effect i...
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User review
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2018/08/26
I had this on my backhand for chopping. I used both the thin and medium sponge thicknesses.
My backhand rubber history goes: Orthodox DX → Mirtal 2 Thin → Feint Long 3 Kyoku Thin → Super Anti Thick → this one
Personally, this is the one I like the feel of the most. You can pretty much think of it as long pips.
Whatever else you say about it, you can chop sharp cutting balls on the backhand, and while it's not quite as good as the Feint Long,
the push can still bite if your form is solid.
The stability is outstanding, and especially if you lean heavily defensive, I'd recommend the thinner sponge.
Just changing the sponge thickness makes a huge difference in control.But what really stands out about this rubber is that the backhand counter is actually pretty good too!
When you switch to offense, you can swing hard and put shots away aggressively.
Honestly, once you swing it, it feels like a really strange rubber.Overall, if there's a chopper out there who wants to swing with long pips on the backhand, this is a rubber I'd recommend without hesitation.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Resist II
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2018/09/22
I'm primarily a defense-oriented chopper.
So I'd never used any special-material blades made for attacking players.But this blade is incredibly easy to use.
The feel is soft, yet it still has decent power.
You can feel the fast ball release typical of special materials, but that actually makes it perfect for someone just getting used to carbon blades.
The control is top-class, and it's incredibly stable for flat-hitting technique.Overall, I'd definitely recommend this blade to carbon beginners.
It's a great blade for anyone who wants to get stronger and grasp the basics before stepping up.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Flyatt Spin
Recommend rubber(Back) Flyatt Spin
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2018/03/12
I'm a chopper, so I tried this rubber on my forehand.
I switched to this from Morist DF, so I was worried it might bounce too much, but it was actually the opposite — the bounce was moderate and I could hit sharply-cut chops with overwhelming spin. I've also tried Tenergy 05, but the "gripping" feeling is far stronger with Spinart. On the other hand, the speed isn't what you'd expect from a tension rubber. The trajectory also tends to be high, so rather than punching through, most of your points will come from making the opponent overshoot or net the ball off your spin.
The short game is handled competently, but
it leans heavily toward stability over power. So when you want to attack, you have to swing through it yourself or it won't decide the point.
Blocking is surprisingly hard to stop with, and it takes on the opponent's spin directly, so you need to block consciously. It doesn't feel like it becomes automatic just by touching the ball.Overall,
Spin: the strongest
Speed: not completely lacking
Control: very good
so it's the kind of rubber I'd recommend for
players who win by grinding it out
players with good timing and strength
players who control spin variation and placement
choppers who also want to counter-attack with sharp chops!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Resist II
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2018/08/25
As the title says, I'm a hardcore defense-focused chopper.
I've recently started incorporating more counters and fish shots, so I bought this thinking it might help with offense too...This rubber, in any case, has no real weaknesses.
Up until now I'd only ever touched the Tackiness series or Moristo DF, but
for my first attacking-oriented rubber, both the ball-holding feel and the control were surprisingly high.First, offense -
Drives, whether speed, loop, curve, or counter, all go in easily.
That said, the ball speed and power feel a bit lacking. Also, you need to grip the ball rather than graze it to get spin - it doesn't come easily otherwise.Next, defense -
Chops go in surprisingly easily.
Against the opponent's meet shots, the Spring Sponge's cushioning kicks in,
and even backing up far from the table, the sheet's tension lets you carry the ball back into the opponent's court.
Blocks are the same - thanks to that cushioning, it goes in almost just by "touching it," oddly enough.Next, the short game -
I felt pushes were a bit hard to cut sharply.
Flicks also struggled to get speed and weren't very usable in actual play.
That said, if all you need is to just "get it in," it's extremely easy to control.Overall, just as the maker claims, I felt this is a rubber for players who are on their way up.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2018/09/19
I'm originally a hardcore chopper, but
sometimes for a change of pace I use this rubber as an attacking (drive) player.My blade is a Fly Attack Carbon,
with Fly Attack Spin on both sides.I was surprised the first time I used it.
It's incredibly easy to use. The bounce and grip on the ball are just right.
Even a beginner just starting with inverted rubber on the backhand can swing it easily.
And the forehand consistency is truly first class.Basically, if you're a beginner attacker struggling to choose equipment, this is the rubber to pick.
That said, once you get to the point where you can hit the ball reasonably well, I think you'll start to find it lacking.
It falls a bit short compared to other ultra-high-performance rubbers, I'd say.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FLYATT Carbon
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