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Wonta's profile
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

  • HAMMOND FA

    User review

    It flies further than high-elasticity rubbers, but not as far as tension rubbers.
    Knuckleballs usually come out sometimes and not when hit with the same technique.
    It spins quite well for a vertical club.
    It doesn't feel like it's digging into the sponge, and the ball resonates on the fairly hard board when hit.
    It doesn't have any particularly cutting-edge performance, but it's very easy to use. It's inexpensive. I really like it, so I think I'll be using it for a while.
    Honestly, I don't think tension is necessary for the top rubber.
    It's somewhere between Moristo SP and Spectrum in performance.

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    2025/12/06
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    8
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket Acoustic Carbon

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  • Rakza 7

    User review

    In a word, I think this is a rubber you can sum up as "easy to use."
    I'd been using nothing but Ligan and Ligan Spin for about 5 years before trying the 7, and I felt zero sense of unfamiliarity.
    It's like a rubber that took the best parts of Ligan and Ligan Spin, boosted the performance, and got rid of the weaknesses.
    For beginners, I think, "isn't this all you need?", but it costs 1,000 yen more than those rubbers above.
    The price difference is about 1.35x, but I don't think the performance is 1.35x better... going by my own skill level, maybe about 1.1x.
    That said, G1 has more grip and ball-holding feel, and I felt V>11 was better in terms of hitting feel and speed, but this one wins out on ease of use.
    The sheet grips the ball well and the sponge has just enough firmness that it doesn't over-sink even on hard hits, giving a good balance of ball-holding and release — I think it's a rubber anyone can use. But for players with a strong impact in their swing who want to load up on spin with hard hits, it might not suit them since it's on the softer side.
    It's easy to stop exactly where you want, and speed increases smoothly with how much force you put in, without suddenly jumping past a certain point — I guess that's what makes it feel easy to use.

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    2024/12/28
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Acoustic Carbon

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  • Spectol

    User review

    Spectrum Blue-> Spectrum Red-> 388C-1-> Spectrum and I'm back to the spectrum I used in middle school.
    I personally like the shot feeling of a thin sponge and it is easy to handle.
    It doesn't feel like it bites into it like tension rubber, it's easy to rub on the surface, it doesn't feel like it flies, and it's easy to hit it lightly.
    It also takes some rotation, but I think the biggest advantage is that it looks like the trajectory of the ball is not applied.
    Since it is a front-end haste type, the attack power to punch out will be reduced if it is a non-tension rubber, but it is easy to handle and it is easy to put on and you can have confidence on the table, so this is better for making notches that lead to attacks I think.
    I think that non-tension rubber is easier to use for people on the back table who are not good at back driving because it is easy to hit the back of the crying place on the back table with a long and fast downward rotation and drop it on the opponent's net. ..

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    2021/01/10
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    6
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket Acoustic Carbon

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  • Acoustic Carbon

    User review

    My impressions after three years of use are that this blade works with pretty much any rubber.
    I sometimes see reviews saying it flies too much or is hard to handle, but I think that's probably compared to the plain Acoustic or a 5-ply wood blade.
    In my assessment, some beginner blades these days actually have worse control, and I think this one is easier for beginners to use than those.
    It's a blade you can use for both grazing shots and hard hits.
    The stiff, flexible blade has just the right amount of hardness, giving good grip on the ball without holding it too long.
    Even on hard hits, the ball sinks into the rubber nicely, giving you stability and satisfying speed.
    It's a fairly stiff outer-carbon blade, but the trajectory has a fairly arcing shape to it.
    The grip is on the thin side, even thinner than "thin," but even with my large hands it doesn't bother me much.
    Rather than sanding down a thick grip, I think it's easier to wrap grip tape around a thin one, and I'd rather have it thin than thick.

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    2020/12/19
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little hard
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  • Spectol Blue

    User review

    I don't think I can review it, but ...
    The spectrum of 30 years ago was impressed by the straight trajectory and the initial velocity was fast, but the recent back rubber is faster than this.
    The front rubber can rotate only about half of the back rubber.
    There is a feeling that it falls a little from the back rubber if it is a basic hit, and if you do not hit it with a meat, it will be a net.
    Where is it good? I wonder if I want to make both sides behind the scenes? This is a rubber that is difficult to remove for some reason.
    Why use spectrum? If you ask yourself, will you feel stable and secure?
    The weak point of the spectrum is that it is difficult to produce a rotating sphere (serve, drive, etc.).
    However, on the other hand, you can play with little influence from the spinning ball that the opponent put out, and if you feel that the ball has floated a little, the back rubber will be a chance ball.
    Later, it is good that the rubber has a long life.
    The popular back tension rubber is high and has a short life span.
    In the past, it was a rubber that was synonymous with the front team haste, but recently it is also used by Cutman, so isn't it a well-balanced and easy-to-use rubber? I will end the review.

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    2019/10/27
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    6
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Swat

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