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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
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2021/12/21
Comparing it to Dignics 05.
Sheet included, it feels squishy/tacky, but it's not weak. Maybe like a softened MX-P. It has that automatic feel and blocks well.
Drives are easy to put spin on, and it grabs and flies well, so it seems unlikely to produce a dead ball with no spin. It grabs the ball slightly too much though, so the shot tends to come out a bit shallow.
I don't think there's anything particularly bad about it, but some people might not like that it lacks that "I really put spin on it" feeling.
Coming from Dignics 05, it's a bit lacking in power, but I think it's on par with Tenergy 05.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2022/09/02
The feel is soft, since the sponge is hard and the ball sinks easily into the sheet.
The sheet itself doesn't have especially strong grip, so you don't take on too much spin when blocking. But on topspin drives and counters, the sponge boosts things and produces intense spin and speed.
Serves, stops, and pushes are easy to cut, and it's easy to control length too.
The arc is lower than Dignics 05, but it still has plenty of grip, and the stability on speed drives is excellent. Topspin rallies also go in deep, so you can attack even from away from the table.
Flat-contact shots like brushing topspin drives and smashes are where the performance really shows the clearest. These days a lot of players are two-wing loopers, but I think this suits a smash-style game well too. It opens up more attacking options, so I'd recommend it to anyone who feels stuck in a rut.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2021/03/06
Comparing this with Hurricane and 05.
This has a lightly tacky sheet, very much in the style of a domestic Japanese maker. The sponge is on the harder side for a tension rubber, but it grips well and lets the ball sink in, so ball-holding feel is excellent. Even with only a light tack, you can still produce real power.
For serves, receives, and the short game, you can't get the ball as low and short as with Hurricane, but it's a lot easier to control than 05. If you're looking to score with flicks and chiquitas rather than forcing your opponent into mistakes, 09C feels better suited than Hurricane.
On topspin drives against backspin, it lifts the ball enough to win the point outright while still aiming deep. With Hurricane, keeping the arc low makes the shot land shallow, and with 05 you lose some spin, but 09C strikes a good balance. For topspin rallies, 05 is easier and has speed too, but you never get more than the rubber's own rebound gives you, so if you're a power player who wants to put all your own strength into the shot, I think a tacky rubber gives you more power. Since it flies more easily than Hurricane and rallies tend to go longer, 09C keeps your play more stable. It's an all-around rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2023/06/03
For a tension rubber in this price range, I feel the sheet is the best out there. The ball flies solidly in the direction of your swing, so while the arc is moderate, it's easy to control. Personally, just going by the sheet alone, I find it feels better than G1.
It's easy to generate speed, and flat hits and smashes go in easily while still carrying power, so I'd recommend it for players who play a fast-attacking, close-to-the-table style.
During topspin rallies or counters played from away from the table, the sponge can compress and the ball drops short, but I get the feeling that kind of play isn't really what this rubber is aimed at anyway.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2021/02/11
Close to the table, my overall impression is that the ball just flies forward. But it still gets topspin with little effort and lands deep, so you can swing forward with confidence.
As for grip on the ball, I feel "05" and Rakza X grip more and give a higher arc.
The biggest difference I noticed was with loop drives - "05" produces a higher arc, so it's easier to hit a spinny ball even with a lower contact point.
With "80", since it's soft to begin with, taking a higher contact point and swinging forward gives you a sharper drive, which I'd count as one of its strengths.
Meet shots, smashes, and lobs come out easily without picking up unwanted spin.
On the other hand, counters and topspin rallies from away from the table fly low - they're aggressive and you can go for a winner, but they require a lot of control.
I'd recommend this to players who don't have huge power but want to compete on speed as well as spin, and to those who want to win points off blocks too.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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