Former single-sided pen uncle's profile

Gender | Male |
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Age | U50 |
Experience | 11〜20 years |
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I bought a Chinese-style PAC. It weighs 71g, which is a light weight, and with both sides attached it weighs 154g.
The ball feels soft and holds well, and it's easy to lift the ball with underspin, which reduces net mistakes, and it doesn't fly too far, so there are fewer over-misses.
It has good control, and it was a perfect racket for me, who often makes mistakes.
You can see how good it is in the all-round format rather than practicing on one course.
If you have trouble continuing a rally, please give it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Vega Japan
Recommend rubber(Back) GTT45
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Andro Plaxon is out of print
When I searched for alternative rubber, I thought that V>03, which is based on the speed system and adds spin performance, might be similar, so I bought it and hit it.
As a result, I felt that the performance was very similar as intended.
I think that it is especially suitable for older players who feel that the spin type tension does not suit them. Please try it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket TIMBER 5 OFF INVERTED TYPE
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When I was playing table tennis, I used a topspin rubber, but after returning to table tennis, I used an inverted rubber for a while before switching back to a topspin rubber.
I thought I was making more net errors, so I switched to a spinnate rubber with a sideways spin. With a little practice, I no longer made any net errors, and although it's partly an arm issue, I actually make more over-the-top errors. It feels similar to an inverted rubber, so I recommend it for anyone considering switching over.
The sponge is speedy and the ball leaves the racket quickly, so if you rub it on serves and drives, you'll get a decent amount of spin.
When hitting the ball, if you hit it hard, you'll get a good, speedy ball.
The downside is that it's hard to keep the block short.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ALTIUS ST5
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Previously, when I was using a Glazer rubber on my forehand club, my practice partner told me that it had less spin. I also used the same rubber on an Ol Evo club and compared them, and it was clear that Ol Evo had more spin, making it harder to hit.
Currently, I'm using a Spineite rubber on my forehand club, and it's a good match. I hardly ever make net misses, and in fact I make more over-the-top misses, so I think the ball holds up well and there's no need to worry about it dropping.
The bounce itself doesn't feel particularly strong, so as the title suggests, I think the best way to use it is to take advantage of its lightness and bounce and swing through, rather than competing for spin.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) SPINATE
Recommend rubber(Back) RIGAN SPIN
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