IQ's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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- Racket
- Jun wood seven plywood racket royal road there is a use track record of top players, appeared in ...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Z2 has a long, thin pimple structure and a large pored sponge. This 47.5° medium hard sponge is i...
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- Rubber (Back)
- The VO > 102 rubber is one of the latest innovations made by VICTAS. The geometry of the short an...
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User review
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2018/09/09
I use the max thickness version on my backhand.
(For short pips) it gets solid spin and has good stability. On receive, I can return both no-spin short serves and long serves aggressively without dropping the ball into the net.
As for speed, it's not the flying-off-the-table type, but the power is more than sufficient.
That said, because it does get spin, it's actually somewhat easier for opponents to deal with. If you want to play in a more genuinely unorthodox way, I'd suggest something like VO101 or Booster EV instead.
I'd highly recommend this to players switching from inverted rubber to short pips, or to short pips players looking for more stability.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket SK7 Classic
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2018/08/08
Just like the online reviews said, this thing is a knuckleball machine. Advanced players probably won't have a problem, but if you're not used to short pips, I think you'll feel it lacks stability.
If you catch the ball squarely behind its center and impact it hard, you get top-class power for a short pips rubber.My impression is that it's not really suited for someone switching from inverted rubber to short pips, but if you can master it, it becomes a serious weapon.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2018/09/29
Just like the reviews say, it's very stable. It produces a nice solid arc, so both hard hits and soft touches land on the opponent's side. I'd recommend it to beginners and intermediate players who've learned the basic techniques.
That said, the flip side is that it doesn't have any standout strengths, so personally I found it a bit lacking. It's often compared to Tenergy, but that's just because Tenergy is so ridiculously good — I don't think this really comes close.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2018/10/20
I used the 2.1mm on my forehand.
When you really hit hard, it produces a lot of speed. Since it prioritizes power over stability, I felt it suits players who go for a one-shot finish rather than trading topspin rallies.The sponge is fairly hard so the ball doesn't sink in that much, but thanks to the topsheet it still lifts the ball well. Push attacks and chops against backspin also felt stable.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket SK7 Classic
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2018/11/19
Used the 2.1mm on my backhand.
Compared to the other two rubbers in the same series (Hexer Pips and Hexer Pips Force), the pips are thinner, so the ball leaves the rubber faster, and I found countering really easy.
The spin is a bit weaker than spin-oriented short pips like Booster SA, VO102, or Impartial XS, but not enough to really bother me.
My impression was that it sits somewhere between a variation-type and a spin-type short pips rubber.Side note: it's under fairly strong tension, so if you don't glue it on thick enough, the edges tend to curl up and peel off pretty quickly.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket SK7 Classic
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