MK's profile
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2019/07/17
The ball sits on it really well, and no matter what rubber you use, the blade builds the arc on your topspin drives, so it's stable. It's also stable on techniques that aren't spin-focused, like blocks and flat hits. In the short game too, it doesn't bounce too much, so it's stable. It's just stable across the board, period. The price is a bit high, though.
I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to play a stable, attacking game.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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2019/07/25
This rubber feels like it takes the amount of variation from the Curl P1 and adds the stability of the Curl P3, just a bit slower. When you punch block, you get a wobbly knuckle ball no matter what. When you chop, you get a sharp, straight chop. It's also easy to do a short stop or a drive. I think these pips suit someone who wants to control the amount of spin themselves.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2019/07/17
It's easy to lift backspin with a drive. You get a more stable drive than with G1 or Rozena. That said, the sponge is a bit soft, so I wouldn't expect much speed. For people with a fast swing or a lot of power, the ball might lift too much and you could get more overs than with other rubbers. Still, among the Fastarc series it's the easiest for thin, brushing strokes, so I'd recommend it for people who are good at high-spin backhand drives.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ALLROUND EVOLUTION
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2019/07/03
I thought it felt similar to Rozena. The spin and speed are a step down, but the way it grips the ball and how easy it is to control feel similar. The ball sinks in easily, like a rubber with a spring sponge, and the feel on contact is absolutely amazing. People will probably be split on whether they prefer it on the forehand or the backhand, but I'd want everyone to try it at least once.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket REDSHANK
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2019/07/18
The rubber has a soft, chewy feel. It's soft, so the ball sinks into it well. Since it's a rubber for chopping, chopping is easy, but topspin drives are just as easy. Both topspin drives and chops are stable. Blocking sometimes gets overpowered, but it's still doable. The topsheet grips the ball well, and you need to let the ball sink in when you hit to bring out its performance. I think it can be used on both forehand and backhand, but since it's soft, some people might find it unreliable on the forehand.
I'd recommend it to people who want to practice stable topspin drives and chops, or who want drives and chops with a lot of spin.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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