Really's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
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2019/08/07
When I tried hitting drives close to the table, whether against topspin or backspin, the ball didn't sink into the sponge as much as with other wood blades and seemed to fly out on a flatter, more direct line - it made me think the ball felt lighter than with other blades. As for the short game, the blade has good bounce, so the ball doesn't sit on it much and tends to fly off quickly, which made control on pushes and stops difficult. For drives and topspin rallies played further from the table, when I was able to load up properly and hit through the ball, it produced really great shots and felt quite satisfying to hit. This is just my personal opinion, but: 1) For close-to-the-table drive players, I'd suggest a bouncy tacky rubber or a spin-oriented tension rubber on the forehand, and a softer tacky rubber or a speed-focused spin tension rubber on the backhand. 2) For mid-to-far-from-the-table drive players, I'd suggest a harder spin-oriented tension rubber or a medium-hardness spin tension rubber on the forehand, and on the backhand something soft but still bouncy that still grips the ball for spin. 3) For players using short pips or long pips on one side, I'd suggest a spin-focused rubber on the inverted side, and on the short pips side a rubber with a fine, upright pimple pattern that produces knuckleballs easily at speed; for those with long pips on one side, pairing it with a high-performance Dr. Neubauer long pips rubber should be a sure bet.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
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