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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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- It is not yet released as of January 2018, but since it is already used by Mizutani and Hamamoto,...
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2020/09/29
I use Hurricane. It's a hard rubber, but it has strong grip and plenty of control. Rather than a real chiquita, it's more like catching the top of the ball and hitting a topspin drive over the table, so the sheet-grabbing feel is close to V>15EXTRA. Blocking and countering are also easy in a similar way, but since the arc is higher (though the distance is shorter), I think it's easier to handle than V>15.
The feel isn't exactly the same, but true to its concept, it's a good rubber that's easy to use over the table and produces high-quality drives.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket ICE CREAM AZX
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2021/03/04
My impression is that this rubber is on the heavier side with a strong sheet. It doesn't lose to the opponent's spin, and it's easier to do a topspin drive over the table than a chiquita — a really aggressive rubber. The trajectory is low and deep with a lot of power. For blocking, just presenting the racket is enough — if anything, a half-hearted touch will drop the ball short, so instead of fine-tuning your technique, you're better off trusting the rubber and going for a full swing. It really rewards that.
I'd recommend it more for players who want to score with sharp, defense-then-counter attacking style rather than players who like to grind out long rallies. It's also good for backhand-dominant playing styles, which are common among left-handers.
Since the trajectory is sharp and it's specialized for speed, I think it suits blades with good ball-holding feel like inner-ply, 7-ply, or a stiffer 5-ply. I also tried it on an outer-ply blade, but honestly the power was overkill, so it's safer to choose a blade that helps reduce mistakes.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket QUARTET AFC
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2020/11/25
Let me compare it to other Hurricane rubbers. First, its main selling point — the bounce — is far better than Neo3 Orange or Hurricane 8. It also has good sponge grip, so for normal shots it bounces even more than Neo3 Blue or Turbo Blue. The arc is easy to adjust, making it very easy to handle. It's also easy to hit flicks and smashes as-is.
I think it produces the most spin on topspin drives out of any of them. Serves feel easy to do with long serves and topspin-oriented types.
As for downsides (which vary by person), the serve doesn't bite as sharply as I expected, and sometimes floats. Maybe Blue just has too much bite for comparison.
Also, while it varies from sheet to sheet, since the sponge grabs the ball so easily, the sheet tends to lift where it's pulled. Excluding defective units, it has a relatively short lifespan for a Hurricane rubber. That makes me a bit anxious about hitting hard in practice. For people with a lot of power, I'd automatically recommend Turbo Blue instead in that sense.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket VISCARIA
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2019/02/08
The way drives carry through is fantastic.
The grip is a standard thickness, but maybe because of its roundness, it actually feels thinner in the hand.
The flex of the ALC combined with the top-heavy balance from the hollow grip transfers the power of your swing straight into the ball.
You can do topspin rallies with confidence.
In the short game you do need to hold back the bounce to some extent, but once you master it, your level goes up dramatically, so practicing with it is a lot of fun lol
If you want to try an outer blade but aren't confident in your power, definitely give this one a try too!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 80
Recommend rubber(Back) V＞15 Extra
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2024/12/15
Compared to the Hurricane Long 5, the flex is a bit more restrained and the feel is firmer, though not as much as the Sa. The Long 5 tended to require a bigger swing, but with the Wang Chuqin you can get a solid impact even with a compact swing, which I think makes it easier to drive with both forehand and backhand. Also, the grip on the Long 5 is quite rounded, whereas the Wang Chuqin's is a slightly flatter oval. It's noticeably rounder than the Viscaria or the Zhang Jike, and feels a bit wider than the Innerforce Layer ZLC. Performance-wise it's almost identical to the Long 5, but if you also swing hard on the backhand, I'd recommend this one.
For rubber, I'd go with tacky on both sides if possible.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Dignics 09C
Recommend rubber(Back) Dignics 09C
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