ともやん's profile

ともやん's profile
Gender Male
Age U40
Experience 4〜5 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. EBENHOLZ NCT V
      Racket

      EBENHOLZ NCT V

      - Offensive 5-ply blade for the modern attacking game- A well-balanced state of the art blade, su...
    2. Nexxus EL Pro 50 Hard
      Rubber (Front)

      Nexxus EL Pro 50 Hard

      Commitment to continuous improvement, excellent performance and outstanding quality have always b...
    3. HEXER PIPS FORCE
      Rubber (Back)

      HEXER PIPS FORCE

      FORCE stands synonymically for energy and strength. Providing a high bandwidth for offensive acti...

User review

  • NUZN 45

    User review

    I have this on the forehand of a 5-ply wood blade, and the feel on contact is quite soft, with really good control. Meet shots don't lose their edge, and drives arc higher than with Rasanter C45, landing deep in the opponent's court, so at first, until you get used to it, you might send the ball over. What surprised me most was that when blocking a heavily spinning drive from an opponent, the ball doesn't pop up too high and instead skids back low, which makes it really easy to handle. Serves and short-game shots also land well without flying too far. That said, you can't expect much speed from it, so I think this rubber is better suited to the backhand for players at intermediate level or above.

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    2026/01/12
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft
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  • DNA PLATINUM M

    User review

    First off, the sheet isn't too hard or too soft, so the ball sinks into the rubber nicely, which makes flat hitting easy, and drives arc high and land deep on your opponent's side. It feels a lot like hitting with Tenergy 05. That said, if you're brushing the ball for your drive, I feel like the 05 puts a bit more spin on it. The Platinum M is better suited to drives where you hit the ball solidly and let it sink in. The ball doesn't drop either, so I think it's a fantastic rubber. It's fine in the short game too, and it's easy to use on both forehand and backhand. Rubbers in the DNA series generally tend to be quite stable. The price is a bit high so it makes you hesitate, but I think once you actually hit with it you'll really feel the performance.

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    2025/10/13
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little hard
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  • TENACITY WOOD

    User review

    I got this from a friend and have been using it, but since it's a defensive blade, it doesn't have much bounce, so on offense you need to make up for that with the rubber's power. That said, the plies are thin and the material is soft, so if you play close to the table, the blade flexes nicely and you can hit good shots.
    On defense, it's not just for choppers — it's also well suited to players who want to use backhand pips or other unusual rubbers to shut down the opponent's attack with short shots and shake them up to create chances.
    The blade face is quite large for a chopping blade, so defensive play in general is really easy to pull off.
    As mentioned above, it might feel a bit lacking for intermediate-and-above players whose main focus is attacking, but if you want to keep shots on the table easily and pick up a variety of unconventional techniques, please give it a try.
    The grip only comes in flared. The one I'm using is quite thin, so it's easy to hold even for juniors or women.
    Personally I prefer a straight grip, so I'd really appreciate it if the manufacturer would sell one.

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    2025/09/04
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    7
    Control
    8
    Touch
    7
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) DNA Hybrid M

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  • Killer Pro Evo

    User review

    I tried it a few times. First off, this rubber is extremely hard to handle. I have it on the backhand side of my shakehand blade, and just making contact automatically turns the ball into a knuckle ball, which annoys opponents. Both blocking and attacking are hard if you're not used to it, since the ball goes wild. Like the Dawei 388C-1, the trajectory is straight, and if you swing through it, it shows the EVO's characteristic speed. Opponents who don't really understand it drop the ball again and again. I think if you keep using it, it becomes quite a weapon. It's not that it doesn't spin at all - if you've used variation-type short pips before, you can put spin on it.

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    2021/12/10
    Overall
    5/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    1
    Control
    3
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket ICE CREAM AZX I

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