Miyanafu's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
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- Magic Spin / Amazing Control.Spin, feeling, consistency, control.Create magic spin: The advanced,...
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2019/12/27
Plenty of new high-tension rubbers have shown up since Tenergy first came out, but almost none of them have matched its overall performance—it's a truly complete rubber. (That said, it just didn't suit me personally.)
It generates so much spin that you can actually feel the spin happening on its own. That said, players with a bit of power who can make solid contact will definitely be able to get the most out of this rubber's performance.
It has weaknesses like a short lifespan, a high price, and being affected by the opponent's spin, but anyone with solid fundamentals can use it, so why not give it a try at least once?Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2019/12/17
High performance despite the low price. That said, the lifespan is a bit on the short side.
It looks like a speed-oriented tension rubber, but when you actually hit with it, the spin it generates is quite impressive. You rarely lose out in exchanges up to mid-distance, but it gets tough once you're pushed away from the table. The topspin drive is extremely stable. Blocks stop nicely too, so there's no difficulty there. The only thing you need to be careful with is the push — you'll probably find the stop (short push) easier instead. The flick might be this rubber's best point — it's easy to use and packs power too.
Recommended for the forehand of beginners and up, and the backhand of intermediate to advanced players.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ALBA
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2019/11/27
I used this back in the celluloid ball era. It was hard to put spin on, but it also wasn't affected much by the opponent's spin, so you could go all-out on attacks. Smashes especially felt great, since the ball sank into the rubber. It was quite fast too, and I often got clean winners the opponent couldn't even touch.
I'd recommend this for players who are fine with the bare minimum of spin and want to attack with smashes and pushes.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2019/12/23
This was the first rubber I used back in the celluloid ball era. The sponge and topsheet were both soft, and I remember thinking, "so this is what a control rubber is like" while using it.
Now that we've moved to plastic balls, honestly it feels like a rubber that doesn't have much use anymore.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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2019/12/23
It's a rubber that's quite hard and very heavy, so there's almost no feeling of the ball sinking into the sponge.
Even just grazing the ball for a drive produces a huge amount of spin and it lands consistently while drawing an arc, though it's slow. But if you graze it while really driving forward into the ball, you can get both spin and speed together. On top of that, you can even win points off the difference in spin without meaning to.
Blocking is the easiest shot to play — you do feel the effect of the opponent's spin, but it's still more than stable enough to land. Counters are also easy since it's simple to overwrite the opponent's spin.
The short game doesn't bounce much either, so stops, pushes, and flicks are all stable, making it easy to steer the point into a rally.
For someone who's only ever used tension rubber, the way you hit this rubber is different enough that it might be better to use something like Hurricane PRO3 Turbo Orange first — then you'll be able to appreciate how amazing this rubber's performance really is.
Use techniques like layered coating or stretch-coating the glue to make it easier to use.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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