Devil's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2018/05/23
The Tenergy series is now loved by countless players regardless of whether they're pro or amateur
And among them, Tenergy 05 is probably the most popular of all
First and foremost, there's its spin performance
No matter where you hit from, it puts solid spin on the ball, which draws an arc and lands firmly in your opponent's court
That said, generating spin also means it's easily affected by your opponent's spin at the same time
You need the ability to handle your opponent's spin well on blocks, pushes, counters, and so on
Because of that, for beginners, or people using a tension rubber for the first time, this becomes a fairly difficult rubber to handle
That said, for someone who can absorb and make good use of their opponent's spin, I think it becomes a really great rubber.
It's a perfect rubber for people who want to generate their own spin, and people who want to put solid spin on the ball no matter the situation.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce ZLC
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2018/05/24
My first impression after using it was how easy it is to put spin on the ball
The blade is large and uses hard wood, so I expected a pretty hard feel, but that wasn't the case at all.
The feel when hitting a drive is really pleasant, the blocks are stable, and delicate touches like the short game are all incredibly easy to pull off
In particular, drives meant to put the point away in one shot are very easy to hit.
This is the perfect racket for players who like to take the initiative themselves, or players who want to stay stable and consistent even when playing defense
The downside is that it's heavy, as you'd expect.
Since the blade is big and the balance is toward the tip, it feels fairly heavy when you swing it.
That said, since it's a Chinese player's model, it pairs well with tacky rubber, and I also felt it works well with other hard rubbers.
This is a racket I'd recommend to anyone looking for aggressive, Chinese-style table tennisOverall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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2018/06/07
Of all the Tenergy rubbers, this is the one I found easiest to use.
It was originally marketed as a speed-focused rubber, but it also gets excellent spin.
The sponge hardness is the same as the 05, but the sheet is softer than the 05's.
I personally love a rubber with a hard sponge and a soft sheet, so this really won me over!
There's no technique it struggles with — whether you spin the ball or just knock it flat, it handles everything well.
That said, I feel like fewer people use it now that we're in the plastic ball era, probably because of the drop in spin.
Even so, how easy it is to use hasn't changed at all!
I'd recommend this rubber to people trying Tenergy for the first time, and to women players too!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce ZLC
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2018/05/29
Bought this thinking I'd get back into Tenergy after a while.
My first impression was that it has almost no quirks.
It felt like all the Tenergy rubbers mixed together and averaged out.
Topspin drives, counters, blocks, serves, receives... there's almost nothing it makes hard, and yet it still has that Tenergy "grabbing the ball" feeling, arcing the ball onto the opponent's side.
I honestly thought it was a dream rubber.
It has almost no downsides... but the topsheet is soft and it flies quite a bit, so I don't think it really suits people who want to fight with loop drives or heavy spin.
That said, personally, out of everything I've used so far, I think this is the best rubber!
I want to stick with this one for a while!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce ZLC
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2018/06/01
Right when the switch happened from celluloid balls to plastic balls, I was looking for a rubber that would let me hit with that old celluloid feel, and I ended up with a tacky rubber.
Tacky rubbers don't work at all if you hit them the same way as a normal tension rubber, so it took time to correct my form.
But above all, this amount of spin, and the quirkiness unique to tacky rubbers, is amazing.
Japanese-made tacky rubbers aren't all that quirky and are easy to handle, but Chinese-made tacky rubbers have massive quirks.
That said, anyone who can fully harness those quirks is guaranteed to become seriously strong.
What worked well for me was putting spin on shots - drives, short-game techniques, serves, and counters.
I was able to produce exactly the spin I wanted, and sometimes even more spin than I expected.
That said, blocking and the weight are definitely things that bother me.
If you can use those aspects well, I think this becomes the ultimate rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket SK7
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