Sendard's student's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Experience | ４〜５ years |
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- Offensive 7-ply bladeThe Clipper series is one of the most popular STIGA blade series ever made.F...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Yasaka, using mainly natural rubber gum for the top sheet. This improves the level of grip and th...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Now the high-tension performance qualities of the smooth Moristo rubbers are available in short p...
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User review
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2019/03/12
I use this on my backhand, in red, thick.
When I first started using it, it was hard to tell what was so good about it, but gradually I realized it's a rubber that lets you play every technique without any real weakness.
For pushes and backhand drives, it admittedly doesn't reach the level of something like Booster SA, but it puts on enough spin that I have no complaints.
Blocks turn into solid knuckle balls, so you can produce shots that are hard for the opponent to handle.
The overall balance is so good that I think, as long as you have a certain level of skill, you can play a wide variety of shots with it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket CLIPPER CR WRB
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2019/03/29
As the name suggests, it's a rubber that's very similar to Vega Tour. That said, for attacking techniques like topspin drives and meet hits, this one feels like it has
more power.
Also, the catalog lists the same hardness (45 degrees), but it feels harder to me.
You can put a lot of spin on your serves.
However, compared to Vega Tour, in the short game
I felt the extra bounce made the ball pop up a bit more sometimes. The packaging looks cool and it's great in both value for money and performance, so I recommend it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket NOSTALGIC OFFENSIVE
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2019/03/26
This rubber doesn't have the kind of traits like insane spin or blazing-fast smashes.
But it can produce a stable, consistent ball quality no matter what technique you're using.
On drives, the medium-hardness sponge grabs the ball firmly
so you can hit with excellent stability.
The short game technique also rarely pops up too high,
which makes it very easy to use.
For anyone using a tension rubber
who's having trouble deciding which one to pick,
I think you really can't go wrong
if you go with this one.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket NOSTALGIC OFFENSIVE
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2020/07/15
I used to use this in black, medium thickness, on my forehand.
Its strengths are that it's easy to put spin on and easy to control. Since the sheet and
sponge are both neither too hard nor too soft, both brushed drives and drives where you let the ball sink in are easy to do. Also, if you focus on cutting the ball sharply, you can produce
serves that make the opponent hit the net or go long.
Its weakness is that, despite the good control, sometimes the speed feels lacking.
Also, while it's just a matter of price, compared to the same maker's Rakza 7,
the sheet strength and max spin do fall a bit short by comparison.
That said, considering you can get it for under 3000 yen, it's an amazingly good rubber for the price, so
I'd definitely recommend it to players moving up from beginner to intermediate level.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket OFFENSIVE CR WRB
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