Yun's profile

Yun's profile
Age U20
Experience 11〜20 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. SK7
      Racket

      SK7

      Seven plywood explosive destructive power and stability features to show on offense and defense. ...
    2. Vega Europe
      Rubber (Front)

      Vega Europe

      Soft type of carbon sponge is great spin and control upgrade that aims to balance the European st...
    3. Rubber (Back)

      Ventus Spin

      With its open-pore medium sponge, Ventus Spin is the “golden mean” of the TSP Ventus series. Powe...

User review

  • TeruRyu

    User review

    Since it's a tacky sheet with tension added, it has both the grip typical of Chinese rubbers and some bounce. Honestly, if you try Kiryu after other tacky rubbers, you might feel it doesn't feel very "tacky." Maybe that's why it also has less of the unpredictable ball behavior typical of tacky rubbers.

    That said, because the sheet grips the ball well, I think it's also easy to use for hitting against backspin or going for quick, aggressive shots close to the table.

    Still, being a tacky rubber, unlike German or Japanese rubbers, I feel like the ball doesn't really fly unless you take a full, proper swing.


    This is just my personal impression, but I feel the red and black versions differ in tackiness and bounce.
    The black one is a bit more tacky. The red one has more bounce than tackiness.

    I feel this is a rubber that's picky about the blade, so I won't mention which blade I'm using.
    I think a flexible blade works more consistently. Seven-ply blades and carbon-outer blades are harder to handle, so I think they'd need practice and getting used to.

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    2019/10/29
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little hard
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  • User review

    It's not as soft as the Soft version in the same line, but it's still a fairly soft rubber.
    Besides women and juniors, I think it would also suit men who aren't confident in their backhand or their swing speed.

    For advanced players competing at the national level, Speed or Super Ventus would probably be a better choice. Even for men, if you want to add a bit of attack while still mainly rallying from the backhand, Spin might make that easy.

    I have it on a harder blade myself. On the backhand, drives grip the ball well, and on flatter meet-the-ball shots you can still hold the ball and pop it out, so both styles work fine. (I asked other users too, and they said it's easy to hit flat with it as well.)

    Want bounce! Want spin!
    Want it to pop off the rubber easily but also want it to hold the ball! I think it's versatile enough even for people who want it all.


    Overall, I feel this suits high-school-age men and up better on the backhand than the forehand. For women and juniors, I think it's fine on the forehand too.

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    2019/10/29
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    8
    Control
    8
    Hardness Soft

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  • ROZENA

    User review

    In a word, it's a toned-down Tenergy.

    Since it uses Tenergy's spring sponge, you can feel the ball sinking into the sponge on impact.

    I'm not personally a user of spring-sponge rubbers like Tenergy or Rozena, but when I actually test-hit it, I felt the power it has to grab and launch the ball when you hit it hard.

    If your impact is too weak, there's a risk the ball flies off before the rubber can grip it, so players like that might be better suited to a flexible blade rather than a high-rebound one.

    For people who can't use Tenergy for various reasons (price, etc.), this seems like a rubber that works fine without issue.

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    2019/10/30
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft

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  • FLYATT SOFT

    User review

    The sponge is soft, so the ball really sinks in before it launches off. It's so soft that there's no initial pop to it.
    That said, it's soft enough to let you play stable, repeated shots.
    When I tried it on the backhand, meeting the ball was easy, and I think you can rally with confidence.

    The forehand also gets good distance, but since the spin is a bit lacking, I don't think it's suited to a drive-focused game.
    I'd say it's better suited to players who play fast, close-to-the-table table tennis or rely a lot on meeting the ball.

    Personally, if the sheet had a bit more grip on the ball, it would be close to perfect, and I'd actually want to use it - but since it feels like a rubber built for hitting techniques like blocks and meeting the ball, I personally felt it's less a rubber for top-level men's players and more suited to women up through middle-school-aged boys.

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    2019/12/02
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    4
    Control
    8
    Hardness Soft

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  • Ventus Soft

    User review

    The softest sponge in the Ventus lineup.
    This is a rubber you can hit with ease even without much power, like women or junior players.
    Because the ball sinks in, dwell time is good and it has good bounce, plus the topsheet grips the ball well too.

    It's too soft for men to use, so I think players with strong impact won't be able to hold up with it (since it's soft, hitting too hard risks tearing the topsheet).

    With a softer or more flexible blade, even if you get rushed in a rally, the dwell time helps the ball land back on the table.
    With a harder blade like a 7-ply all-wood, it was easier to meet-hit the ball.


    If you're worried about the softness causing loss of speed or durability issues, something like the Spin version in the same lineup might be a better choice.

    See original review

    2019/10/29
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    7
    Control
    8
    Hardness Soft

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