玄人(10年ブランク)'s profile

玄人(10年ブランク)'s profile
Gender Male
Age U30
Experience 6〜10 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. MA LIN CARBON
      Racket

      MA LIN CARBON

      The Ma Lin Carbon is the blade currently used by MA Lin,who appreciates the ease with which the b...
    2. DNA PRO H
      Rubber (Front)

      DNA PRO H

    3. RIGAN SPIN
      Rubber (Back)

      RIGAN SPIN

User review

  • Q3

    User review

    2.1mm medium pen fore surface used. While comparing with other Q series ...
    First of all, there is a tendency for bomb speed and straight trajectory. It is a ball that pierces with a low trajectory compared to the quite arcuate trajectory of Q4 and Q5.
    The rotation performance is quite high. I think that you can bring out a lot of rotation performance by rubbing relying on the sheet instead of the type that bites into the sponge.
    It also has a very good feel for meat and blocks. In particular, the only drawback of Q4 is that it feels like flying up without permission, and it feels like you're controlling it yourself.
    As a caveat, I think that it is strange that Tsutsuki and stops are common and common.
    As a general comment, I think that it is very individual and suitable for players who want decisive power. There are many opinions that this rubber is suitable for backing, but I feel that it is a bit inevitable if it is backing. For me, I think it's for the foreground of a pendora that is hard to cover but can control the arc. I like speed drive from loop drive because the score is very high.
    I think that Q4 is quite unique in the Q series, but I personally like Q3 because it has the strongest loop drive.

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    2020/01/29
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket MA LIN CARBON

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  • Q4

    User review

    2.1mm medium pen fore surface used. While comparing with other Q series ...
    The trend is super arc trajectory, which is quite arc trajectory compared to Q3. However, when I meet, I think that the feeling of flying straight is close to sticky rubber.
    Anyway, the ball comes out on top, so the stability of the drive is amazing. It may be the slowest in terms of drive speed compared to other Q series, but the drive stability is the best. What tends to be aimed at the counter because it comes out high is a defect in the ball.
    The only drawback is that there is an image that blocks and flicks fly like "bine". I feel a bit uncomfortable with blocks and flicks.
    As a general review, it is a drive-only rubber that is recommended for the gorgeous drive type. I think it is recommended for those who just want to push with a drive.
    If you want to do unique table tennis in the Q series, I think this is Q3, but I think Q4 is more accurate.

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    2020/01/30
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket MA LIN CARBON

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  • VJC>07 STICKY EXTRA

    User review

    Compare with similar adhesive tension (Shoryu Genesis 2).
    First of all, if you compare with these two, it will not fly. It's almost as elastic as possible.
    Rotation is slightly sticky in China, Xianglong> Genesis 2 ≧ vjc ≧ Genesis
    The price is average.
    Certainly not for middle-senior and advanced players. I think there are more different options if you are more than intermediate.
    If it's a gentle word, it might be for adhesive beginners. However, if you are a person who uses tension, you will be dissatisfied with the momentum.
    So is it for people who have been using high-elastic rubber and want to use adhesive tension from now on?
    However, it is harder than I expected, and it is difficult if there is no power compared to the Genesis 2 Spin S and Genesis S.

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    2019/09/11
    Overall
    4/10
    Speed
    2
    Spin
    4
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket ALNADE

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  • Booster SA

    User review

    Rotation is good for the table soft rubber, it is hard to slip, the speed is moderate. If it says, it sounds good to hear, but is this normal behind? It is a feeling. It is a personal opinion to the end that it is not a very good rubber if it is seen as a back soft which has a little slippage which is hard to be rotated.
    Even with the way to hit the table software etc., the ball like the back soft flew away often.
    People who are promoting this by the transition from the back soft rubber are seen in this review site but I think that it would be better to quit absolutely. It becomes just soft deterioration soft rubber.
    I think that you can use it well if you are an advanced software user.

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    2018/12/14
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    4
    Control
    2
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket CLIPPER CR WRB

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  • GENESIS II S

    User review

    Used with thick back of the pen.
    Both the seat and the sponge are so soft that they are not sticky of Chinese type, but the unique feeling of shot feeling is stickiness itself.
    Although I do not get much speed, even painful blocks or meat draw arcs arbitrarily and will fit on the table. Moreover, it stretches after it bounces strangely.
    The feeling of holding the ball when blocking is amazing.
    From the above characteristics, it is a rubber for a player who wants to hit a backhand with a sense of stability rather than in a foreground direction.
    As mentioned above, the shot feeling is as good as I choose people. I feel that it is close to the feeling that it was thinly chuck painted on Muka Takines. I feel less comfortable.

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    2019/02/10
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket CLIPPER CR WRB

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