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Gender Male
Age U50
Experience 6〜10 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. Acoustic Carbon
      Racket

      Acoustic Carbon

      Made with "String Instrument Technology" Carbon version of the famous Nittaku Acoustic. Made in J...
    2. RIGAN
      Rubber (Front)

      RIGAN

    3. HAMMOND FA
      Rubber (Back)

      HAMMOND FA

      IE technology enables to increase the energy e_ciency that ensures maximum speed with amazing bal...

User review

  • Vega Asia

    User review

    I borrowed my nephew's and hit with it, and it was really easy to use.
    It's easy to use, all the techniques are easy to pull off, and the feel is good too.
    Not too hard, not too soft, the ball sinks into the sponge nicely, and it has just the right amount of bounce.
    The feel is so good that even though it's a plain wood blade, I almost thought there was fiber or ultra-thin carbon in there. It makes a nice crisp sound on hard shots.
    The rubber I tried was a bit old, so I can't give an accurate rating on the spin.
    One thing though, it's a bit pricey (the list price is about the same, though). I'd like to try the Factive too, but it's a bit expensive so it's basically the same as not buying it.
    It's only a 300-500 yen difference, but when there's a rubber with equivalent performance for less, you end up buying that one instead.

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    2022/10/09
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Swat

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  • Fastarc G-1

    User review

    I'm coming back to table tennis after a 30-year break, so the only rubbers I have to compare this to are things like Mark V or Tackiness.
    Since this is my first tension rubber and the balls are now plastic, the feel was kind of mushy and felt strange at first, but once I got used to it I was shocked at how much things have changed in 30 years — the amazing grip on the ball, the huge amount of spin, and the speed you can get even with a light swing.
    People even tell me my stop shots have backspin on them, or that my basic forehand strokes have topspin mixed in.
    Because the spin is so strong, drives hit from far off the table come in with a nice high arcing trajectory. It's an amazing rubber.

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    2019/11/03
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket Swat

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  • V>11 EXTRA

    User review

    A friend recommended this to me, saying it would suit my game, so I bought it.
    When I hit with it, the sheet surface feels like it doesn't grip the ball much, but you can still lift a backspin ball normally without issue.
    Unlike soft rubbers that tend to float up on pushes, the trajectory overall is flat and straight, like a hard rubber.
    Since the sheet feels like it doesn't grip much, I feel like I can hit through my opponent's spin without worrying about it too much.
    Because the sheet doesn't grip much, it feels like I'm not putting great spin on my serves myself, but apparently they still carry a decent amount of spin.
    With soft rubbers, doing multiball practice usually leaves marks on the rubber that don't come out, but this one didn't leave any marks, so it might have a longer lifespan.
    Personally, I feel like it's a bit on the harder side and something I'd rather use once I've improved a bit more, but it's still quite easy to use.
    It feels like a soft rubber, but the sponge underneath is hard, so if you don't put a proper swing behind it, you won't get a good shot - which makes it tiring.
    It's not particularly specialized in any one thing; I felt like every technique was easy to pull off with it.
    I don't think it'll suit players who specialize in brushing the ball with the sheet and prefer a high, looping arc.
    Since the sheet feels like it grips less, I knocked one point off for spin.

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    2021/02/21
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    8
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket FLYATT Carbon PRO

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  • Spectol Red

    User review

    I switched from Spectol Blue to Red, but I honestly can't tell much difference.
    A hitting partner asked if I'd switched to inverted rubber, so I guess the spin went up a bit, but from my own feel when hitting, there's not much difference.
    Since the sponge is red, about the only thing I noticed is that the rubber looks a nice, pretty red now.

    After using it a bit more, there's actually quite a difference.
    With Blue, when you brushed the ball like on a topspin drive, there was a "slippy" gliding feeling,
    but with Red, while it's not as much as inverted rubber, you can feel a bit more grip on the ball.

    If you do a lot of meet-hitting or knuckle balls, Blue seems like the better choice.
    You get less of that typical short-pips wobble, but for people who want more spin out of their short pips, Red seems like the better pick.

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    2019/12/16
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    7
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket FLYATT Carbon PRO

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  • Swat

    User review

    I bought this five years ago because it got rave reviews for beginner-to-intermediate players, but it didn't suit me.
    The flared grip was a bit angular and a little too thick for me. I switch my grip for serves, pushes, drives, backhand, and smashes, and it kept catching on the wrinkles of my hand in a way that felt unpleasant, so I sanded the grip down to be rounder and thinner.
    I also tried a bunch of different rubbers, but I could never get a feel for it — it doesn't resonate in my hand, and the sound of the ball hitting it is unpleasant.
    It's reasonably fast and gets a reasonable amount of spin, and it has some grip on the ball, but the control was mediocre and it just didn't click with me.
    For a player with high skill it might be a blade that can do anything, but for a player with lower skill, everything feels half-baked — you can only produce speed and spin that the opponent is expecting, and since the control isn't great either, it's hard to aim for specific courses.
    For players who are still developing, it makes it hard to play in a way that leverages your own strengths and to commit fully to your shots, so I especially wouldn't recommend it to anyone who's mentally not that tough.
    It might be a good blade for figuring out what you want to do, but personally I wouldn't recommend it.

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    2019/11/18
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    6
    Control
    6
    Touch
    6
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) V>11 EXTRA

    Recommend rubber(Back) RIGAN

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