Faintness's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2018/11/08
Using it on my forehand at 2.0mm.
The drive comes out on a flat trajectory, with plenty of spin and speed, and I've been able to score points solidly with it!
Control is also great — I can place the ball right where I'm aiming.
Even away from the table, as long as I sink the ball in properly, I don't lose out on power and it stays stable.
Personally my technique still isn't great, so my push on receive sometimes floats up or catches the net, making it a bit unstable...
Overall, for this price and this level of performance, plus a long lifespan, the value for money is excellent. Definitely a rubber I'd recommend to intermediate players.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ALC
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2018/03/27
When I started table tennis in junior high, I first used this with medium thickness on both sides.
I was in an environment where a coach from a local club team taught us as part of club activities, and they picked our rubbers for us.
The kids who were also planning to join the local club team mostly used Sriver, while the kids who only did the school club used Mark V.
At the time I didn't think much of it, but now I understand there was a real reason behind it lol
Sriver is a bit on the harder side, so it's less manageable for beginners than the Mark V. It also needs a certain amount of power to bring out the drive's full potential.
But in an environment with a coach, the maximum drive power is higher than with the Mark V, and you can fully bring out that potential.So, as the heading suggests, I'd recommend this as an entry rubber for junior high boys who have a coach!
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2018/03/26
It's softer and easier to control than Sriver EL.
For a soft rubber, the feel is a bit on the harder side, and I was able to receive stably without being affected much by spin.
I think it's a good recommendation for beginners without much power, like elementary schoolers or women. It's also a good choice for beginners who struggle with their backhand.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2018/03/23
I'm a self-described intermediate player who got back into table tennis after a 10-year break. Forehand: Vega Intro (thick), Backhand: Vega Europe (medium).
I bought this to get my feel back and get used to the plastic ball, and I think every technique is easy to pull off with it — it's a wonderful blade. The design looks great too!
Short-game techniques like chiquita, flick, and push, as well as connecting topspin drives, feel soft and controllable like a wood blade and go in easily. On hard drives and smashes, the inner carbon kicks in and lets you really punch through the ball.
When the carbon engages, you get a metallic sound and the feel gets firmer, so it's really easy to tell whether you're hitting the ball the way you intended.
I'd recommend it to a wide range of players, from those moving past beginner level all the way up to advanced players. If you're not sure what to get, you can't go wrong with this one!
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) VEGA Intro
Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Europe
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2018/03/27
Recommended as your first rubber when starting table tennis. Just put this on both sides in medium thickness and you'll be fine lol
Speed and spin are kept at a moderate, controlled level, and the control is excellent, making it perfect for learning the basics!
Once you're able to rally away from the table, it feels about time to graduate from it.
Also recommended for beginners who want to stabilize their backhand.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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