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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2018/12/13
I put the thick version on my forehand.
To the touch, it feels like a fairly hard rubber.
I'm comparing it to Fastarc G1 and Hurricane Turbo Orange.
"Serve"
It bites the ball fine. But since it's a harder rubber, I'd say this is about what you'd expect.
Fastarc G1 grips more.
"Attacking technique"
First, the smash, which I had high hopes for — it really is easy to hit.
But in terms of power, it loses out to Fastarc G1 and Hurricane.
I think that's probably because the bounce is a bit understated.
It's more of a stability-over-power type.
Topspin drives grip more than I expected!
But again, this favors stability, so it gets a bit tough when you're forced back from the table.
"Defensive technique"
Pushes bite sharply and stay consistent.
Chops do go in, but only if you hit through the ball firmly.
I wouldn't really recommend this to choppers.
Blocks are stable and go in well, and countering is easy too.
"Recommended playing style"
Players who play close to the table, junior high and high school loopers.
"Summary"
Overall it has good stability and you can play with confidence. That said, there were quite a few things that felt lacking, so I've decided not to keep using it long term.
Still, at 4,000 yen, the value for money is good, so I think it's a nice rubber for junior high and high schoolers, or for parents playing casually.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket GORIKI SUPER CUT
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2018/12/09
I used the thin version on my backhand.
Backhand topspin drives are easy to do.
The push is average.
I thought the thin sponge would make it easier to chop, but it's bouncy, so it was tough for a chopper.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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