ともやん's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | ４〜５ years |
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- Racket
- - Offensive 5-ply blade for the modern attacking game- A well-balanced state of the art blade, su...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Commitment to continuous improvement, excellent performance and outstanding quality have always b...
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- Rubber (Back)
- FORCE stands synonymically for energy and strength. Providing a high bandwidth for offensive acti...
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User review
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2023/09/10
I switched over from the PRO AM. This is true of the Bluestorm line in general, but this rubber also gives a pretty flat, straight-line arc. It flies further than the AM, though, so shots land deeper on the table. That said, with a sponge around 50 degrees, you do feel the hardness, and a half-hearted stroke turns into a flat, floaty ball. I think it suits a style of firmly hitting-and-brushing the ball from close-to-mid distance. Because the topsheet is thin, counters against topspin tend to pick up the opponent's spin and pop up more, so it takes a bit of getting used to. Serves and the short game are easy to handle, and just like the AM, flat hitting is easy too. It's a high-performance rubber, but I'd say go with the AM if you want stability, and the PRO if you want to generate ball speed and finish points in one shot.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket GORIKI
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2023/04/20
I switched over from a 5-ply pure wood blade to try this out, and for a 7-ply-plus-special-material blade, it's on the lighter, softer side, and control feels pretty good. The sweet spot is wide, so you can hit consistent shots. Serving and receiving are no problem at all, but blocks are hard to keep under control and take some getting used to. I think this is a good blade for stepping up from beginner to intermediate level.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) BLUESTORM PRO AM
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2026/02/08
I used this on the forehand (2.1) with a 5-ply blade. Compared to other 48-degree class rubbers, it feels softer. Because of that, ball control is easier and it's easy to put spin on the ball, and looping against backspin sends the ball quite high. It also grips the opponent's topspin easily and tends to pop up, so I had to make some adjustments. The short game — serves, pushes, stops — is easy to do, and since it doesn't fly too much you can play a stable game, but for drives and smashes you need to make solid contact or you're likely to get countered, so caution is needed there. Overall it's a well-balanced, stable rubber, and I think it's ideal as a back rubber for advanced players. On the forehand, I think it performs best paired with an inner-type blade that has some built-in speed.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2021/09/23
Since the top ply is harder, light shots tend to come out flatter and deader than with the Clipper Wood, so it's a bit tricky to handle, but the flex and feel when you hit hard shots are great. The grip is easy to hold, and it pairs well with tacky rubber and short pips too. Overall, this is a racket that lets intermediate-and-up hard hitters use its performance to the fullest.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) GENESIS II M
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2021/03/02
The sponge hardness is rated at 48 degrees, so I thought it'd be a bit hard, but it actually felt surprisingly soft. The short game was the easiest part to play. Pushes don't float up easily and it doesn't bounce too much, so stops and blocks are easy too. It's fast, and it puts on quite a lot of spin as well. I think the value for money on this rubber is really high. I put it on an outer-ply blade, but I think an inner-ply or 7-ply blade would bring out even more performance.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket LIBERTA SYNERGY PLUS
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