sand's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 4〜5 years |
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- Racket
- Swat Power is the fastest variant of the Japanese bestseller, TSP Swat. This modern, 7-ply offens...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Yasaka, using mainly natural rubber gum for the top sheet. This improves the level of grip and th...
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- Rubber (Back)
- TIBHAR QUANTUM X PRO is a fast rubber, improved ratio “rotation/ball trayectory”, the ball trayec...
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User review
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2020/03/28
Here are my impressions after using it.
First, drives come off feeling really nice.
When I gripped it, it was a bit on the thin side, and easy to hold.
The feel on contact was decent, and the control was excellent.
It's easy to use regardless of gender. The handling is quite high.
I'd call it more of an all-round blade.
As long as the rubber isn't too hard, pretty much anything matches it, so among TSP's (blade) lineup, it's quite easy to handle.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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2020/12/21
I'd say this blade is more of an all-round blade.
The feel is softer compared to the Ratica 7. And since it's 5-ply, it's thin.
It's easy to keep stable, and it works whether you put Hurricane rubber or anti-spin on it.
That said, I'd recommend pairing inverted rubber on both sides - I think that's the most stable, easiest to attack with, and gives the most power.
As a beginner you'll probably be more than satisfied with this, but as you get stronger, I think it'll start to feel lacking.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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2020/12/21
I got to try this because a teammate from my club team was using it.
Personally, I found it very easy to use.
According to the person who owns it, the level of tackiness actually changes day to day. On a good day it's about medium-tacky, and on a bad day it barely sticks at all. It felt kind of like a person, lol.
This rubber felt like a spin-oriented tension rubber with extra grip and ball-holding ability.
In terms of feel, it's more like around 48 degrees - it doesn't really feel like 52.5 degrees, so the topsheet must be soft.
It's nice that you can hit well without even having to learn tacky-rubber technique - doesn't seem like a rubber that splits opinion much.
If you're putting it on, I think it suits a blade with special materials (an inner-ply one would be best), probably.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2020/06/02
At this point, there's at least one person using this rubber at every tournament you go to. The whole Tenergy line is high-level, but this particular rubber is the peak of them all — a godly rubber that even top players swear by!!
It's the top of the top among all rubbers. Apparently it wasn't shining quite this much back in the glue era.
I think it really took off the moment the glue era ended and Kenta Matsudaira started using it.
Colonel Palm has said something like, "With the Spring Sponge you can hit with 70% effort, and even though the lifespan is short and it's expensive, it's worth trying at least once."
And it's true, when you actually hit with it you can produce a good ball without putting in much effort, and it fits with pretty much any blade. [Though it might not suit slow, control-oriented blades like the Gensyu Mamoru]
Anyway, I really think it's worth trying at least once. That said, if you don't want to come off as "that guy who's strong," I'd recommend using Rozena instead. A lot of people think "Tenergy = what strong players use," so if you're going to use it, I'd go with the FX version.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket VISCARIA
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2020/10/07
This is the blade I'm currently using as my main racket.
Maybe it's because both sides are 2.1mm, but it bounces quite a bit. Carbon was new to me, so at first I struggled to hit with it, but now it's starting to feel like the wood blade I used before.
I think it's good for a first carbon blade, though it probably depends on the person (´◠`)
This blade feels like a well-balanced carbon setup where everything - spin and other basic performance plus that wood-like feel - has been carefully calculated.
From using it, spin-oriented tension rubbers didn't feel like a great match on the forehand.
As for the blade shape, it's pretty standard, the grip is a bit on the thin side but a bit long on the sides.
I'd say it's fairly suited to more experienced players. If you've used a wood blade before, shots come in easily with this one.
I used to struggle with blocking, but after switching to this blade I could hold back the power more, so I think it's a pretty all-around blade. Still, you can't get careless with it ( ゚_ゝ゚)ノOverall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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