mizutaku's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2018/12/07
Put this on my forehand.
My style is to build into a rally starting with a third-ball loop drive.Unfortunately, it didn't suit me. The G-1 is better for loop-drive ease and spin amount - with this rubber, I often couldn't lift balls against backspin.
Also, the speed is clearly fast, but it flies off so much that I was too scared to swing all the way through. It is strong against easy chance balls though.Small techniques like blocks and flicks were very easy to do, but since I prioritize the loop drive, it didn't suit me.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2018/12/16
I used it on the backhand of my shakehand.
I've used overseas-made pips before, like No.1 and Desperado, but this was the best.Chop-blocks are stable and the spin bites really well. Against a player of similar level, if you chop-block their loop drive, I don't think their second shot will lift.
Depending on the plastic ball manufacturer, the block can float up, so which brand of ball you get is also part of the battleThe push is also reasonably fast, so overall it's excellent.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2018/12/16
I wasn't confident in my swing speed, so I used the 05FX before moving on to Tenergy 05.
The difference I felt from the 05 was in the power of the ball.
With the 05, the speed difference is obvious just by watching.
That said, the 05FX is lighter so it's easier to swing, and since it doesn't bounce too much, your topspin drive stays more consistent — I think that's a good point.
For middle/high school students or women's players who want to try Tenergy for the first time, I'd recommend the 05FX.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2018/12/07
I put it on my backhand.
Despite being called "Soft," it's not actually all that soft, so if you like something softer, the 7 Soft is probably a better choice.
If you hit the sweet spot with a strong impact, you can produce a drive with both spin and speed. It draws a solid arc, so you can lift backspin balls with confidence.
The Rakza series is also cheap, so if you're stuck on what to put on your backhand, I'd recommend trying the Rakza X Soft.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FORTIUS FT ver.D
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2018/12/16
It's expensive, but it's a really good blade.
The ball sinks in solidly, so drives are stable, and you can even fight back from away from the table.
Also, since it's easy to generate spin, I found it easier to score points with loop drives.
When taking the ball thin, it stays on the table just like wood does, so receives were good too.When I paired it with tension rubber I had no real complaints, but when I put on Golden Tango, it felt like the hardness of both was working against each other, killing what's good about each. Grazing shots wouldn't lift, and the speed was slow — pretty rough all around (maybe it's my arm's fault, lol)
In short, I'd recommend this blade to people who find wood blades lacking and want both power and stability together.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) TeruRyu
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