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Gender Male
Age U10
Experience 4〜5 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. Swat Power
      Racket

      Swat Power

      Swat Power is the fastest variant of the Japanese bestseller, TSP Swat. This modern, 7-ply offens...
    2. Rakza 7
      Rubber (Front)

      Rakza 7

      Yasaka, using mainly natural rubber gum for the top sheet. This improves the level of grip and th...
    3. Quantum X PRO
      Rubber (Back)

      Quantum X PRO

      TIBHAR QUANTUM X PRO is a fast rubber, improved ratio “rotation/ball trayectory”, the ball trayec...

User review

  • Quantum X PRO

    User review

    I tried this as one of the options when I couldn't decide what to demo.
    Drives get a ton of spin and the arc tends to come out high, so it gave me a reassuring feeling that the ball would land in.
    The short game over the table is pretty good too. What's especially nice is that stops hold their place well.
    The performance was good enough that I'd even consider using it on both sides.
    Right now I'm torn between this and MX-P.
    Both have their strong points. They're the same hardness, and they also both have a soft sheet, which is another thing they have in common.
    If you're using it on the backhand, I think the thick version is probably the right call.
    It might suit players who are intermediate level or above.
    It also makes defensive techniques easy, so it's a perfect fit for someone a bit more aggressive than an all-around player.
    The price is reasonable too, so it should be easy to pick up.
    That said, not that many stores carry it, so ordering online might be an option too.
    But make sure you do your research before buying, okay (-_-;)

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    2020/09/14
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little hard
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  • RIGAN

    User review

    Just like GTT, this is a rubber that's been loved by junior high first-years for a long time.
    Rigan is easy to use for players of any generation and has the potential to be inducted into some kind of hall of fame given how popular it is across such a wide range of players.
    If you haven't tried it yet, why not give it a shot?
    If you find this Rigan a little lacking, I'd recommend trying Rigan Spin instead.
    The performance is already good enough to be certified a long-selling classic, and on top of that it has great consistency, which is wonderful.
    It has no quirks, so you can use it over and over without getting tired of it. I thought it was a perfect rubber! (from a beginner/intermediate player's perspective)

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    2020/03/14
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket LATIKA 7

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  • Nexxus EL Pro 48

    User review

    If I had to compare this rubber to another one, I'd say it's like Tenergy 80.
    It leans more toward the speed category, but it manages to balance spin and speed while still being controllable, which is great.
    Also, the sheet is strong and on the thicker side, so it really grips the ball. That's why the control is so impressive.
    That said, it's a bit on the hard side, so if you prefer something softer, there's also a 43-degree version, so maybe give that a try.
    In my case, my drives got more precise than before and started going in a lot more, so I really like it.
    I had some teammates from my club try it too, and a lot of them liked it, so I think it's an all-around rubber that meets a lot of people's needs.
    This rubber is sold by WRM, but it's probably not available at other shops, so keep that in mind.
    Personally, I found stops a bit tricky to do, but other than that it's very stable and consistent (though this may vary by person)

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    2021/01/23
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little hard
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  • XSTAR V

    User review

    Exeour V is far better than IV.
    If you want to master fundamentals like pushes, V is far better than IV.
    I had the Exeour IV, but I tried hitting with V while helping a junior teammate pick out a racket.
    Compared to the Exeour IV, the stability felt different. My junior also said "this is really easy to play with," so
    it might genuinely be great.
    It's aimed at beginners, but I felt intermediate players could still just about manage with it.
    Inverted rubber on both sides is ideal, but tacky rubber works too. Anti-spin is iffy. Long pips pair well with it, short pips are so-so —
    basically it suits any rubber except anti. If you want anti, I think Genshu would be the way to go.

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    2020/06/20
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    6
    Control
    9
    Touch
    4
    Hardness Little soft
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  • V>11 EXTRA

    User review

    My coach recommended it, so I gave it a test hit.
    I tried it on both the forehand and backhand, alternating shots while putting spin on the ball.
    The ball landed solidly on the table, and the spin felt great. The speed was just about right.
    I think this is a new-generation rubber that overturns everything you thought you knew about VICTAS's high-balance, lightweight rubbers.
    I'd strongly recommend it to intermediate players and above, and to anyone who's been using the V>15 Extra and thinking 'isn't there something a bit lighter with better stability?'

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    2020/04/26
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    10
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard
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