Equipment refugees's profile

Equipment refugees's profile
Gender Male
Age U50
Experience 2〜3 years
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    1. LIBERTA WILLOW
      Racket

      LIBERTA WILLOW

    2. Tackiness Chop II
      Rubber (Front)

      Tackiness Chop II

      Recommended for the player who aims to create heavy under spin against a variety of shots.Quite f...
    3. Feint Long II
      Rubber (Back)

      Feint Long II

      The effect of long pimpled rubber is maximized when the pimples are easily bent and deformed. The...

User review

  • Super Spinpips Chop II

    User review

    Recommended for those who can make a certain amount of impact by hitting the ball with a fast attack in the front of the foreground.
    This rubber is not recommended for people who have just transitioned from the back software, as they will not be able to learn how to hit the front soft.

    If you are using attack table software and find yourself making a lot of mistakes, try applying a thin layer of this rubber to a hard top racket.
    I think you'll be surprised at how easy it is to use.

    It is a very soft sponge, so when you hit it diagonally to the trajectory of the ball, such as when hitting it lightly on a table or driving, the sponge properties come forward, causing rotation and stability.

    Even with a light hit, the ball will be stabilized with a very slight drive, but if you apply a strong impact and the impact reaches the board, the character will suddenly change and the knuckleball will come out with a pleasant ``clacking'' sound.

    Anyway, I'm really grateful for the fact that it's "easy to get into."
    I think people who value control will be able to fight with this. For those who value pitch power and change, once you get back on track with this, go back to the offensive table. (lol)

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    2024/02/20
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket HOUO 5ply plywood

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  • Mark V 30

    User review

    I pasted a thin layer on the rigid fore.

    It's a combination of two that don't jump, so of course it won't bounce, but it's enough for fighting in the front line with emphasis on defense.

    What surprises me is its ease of use and control performance. It really feels like ``holding the ball in your hands and putting it in the opponent's court.''
    I think it has a good balance between momentum and rotation, but even when it hits too thick, there is a moderate amount of drive rotation and it sticks to the opponent's court.

    It's natural to recommend this as a first choice for beginners, but as long as you're winning, isn't this enough?
    Even if you face a big tension swing, you can easily block it, so you won't lose easily.

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    2023/11/07
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    7
    Control
    10
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket GORIKI

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  • F ROAD

    User review

    The front team haste on the fore table. Use the thickness on the back side of the rigid force.

    I'm silent about this because I'm an adult, but I'm sure it's a light tension.
    It bounces comfortably with a light hit. It will probably hit a plateau with a strong hit, but there are almost no times when you can hit with all your strength in a match. The important thing is that, in terms of cars, "the torque in the practical range is thick".
    This rubber is 100 points in that sense. It's the amount of force you use the most in the game, and it feels like it's performing the best.

    And it doesn't take much rotation, but it's wonderful that it's less susceptible to the opponent's rotation.
    Similar to the same Nittaku's Gouriki Kaisoku.
    For those who find the Rigiki Kaisoku too bouncy, you may want to use this.

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    2023/07/25
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    7
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket GORIKI

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  • Challenger Attack

    User review

    I put thin on the fore side of the strength and attack the front team quickly.

    This rubber, Hammond FA, original T version, and red mark are probably in the category of "non-spectrum", but they are all slightly different from the spectrum.

    The Challenger Attack is a slightly smoother and softer feel to the spectrum.
    As a result, "it is easy to rotate, the knuckle is modest, and it is easy to control".
    I tend to make mistakes when the ball is low, so I'm grateful that it's easy to cheat with a chori at such times.

    By the way, if you make the sponge thinner, the speed will drop a little, but the knuckles will be much easier to put out and the control will be easier.

    The rubbers that have survived for a long time, both the spectrum and the "non" rubbers, have a good balance without extreme bias in performance, so the rest is compatibility with the user's hitting and fighting style.

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    2023/06/27
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    5
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket GORIKI

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