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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

  • Fastarc C-1

    User review

    Used in thick on my forehand.
    It gives plenty of speed, decent spin, and enough power.
    Overall it seems to be loved about as much as G-1, and it's popular across a wide range of players from beginners to advanced.
    Personally I felt it could use a bit more power.
    If anything, it reminded me a bit of Tenergy 80FX.
    If you're torn on which rubber to get, I think this one's a good choice!

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    2020/03/16
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Swat Power

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  • RASANTER R42

    User review

    Put the thick version on my backhand side [used it for about 3 months]
    I think it's a very stable rubber.
    I switched from the R37 to the R42.
    Out of the R series, I'd rank it my third recommendation. [1st: R48, 2nd: R47/R50]
    That's because the versions with a higher hardness than R42 are more geared toward attacking play.
    The R42 is, if anything, more about control and stability [same goes for the R37]
    If you want to go with a higher hardness like the R47, I think it's better to put R47 on your forehand and R42 on your backhand.
    The R series pairs really well with XIOM's Vega series and VICTAS's V07 and V15 series,
    so it might be worth trying just for reference.
    Hope this helps with picking your equipment (。・ω・。)ノ

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    2020/03/07
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    8
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft
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  • Vega Japan

    User review

    When I bought it, it was pretty cheap, so I picked it up and tried it out.
    As a test, I put it on the forehand of my Ratika 7 (with Rasant AR42 on the backhand) and hit a few drives.
    When I did, the ball drew a really smooth arc and landed on the table.
    This rubber is a bit on the hard side, but the ball still sinks into it enough to get quite a lot of spin.
    So it's a perfect rubber for intermediate players who want more power on their drives.
    {If you want to improve your drive's accuracy, I think PRO or Tour would be better than Japan. I think it's better to raise the power first and then work on drive accuracy after that (^^)v (this is just my personal opinion)}

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    2020/02/09
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket LATIKA 7

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  • ELFRARK

    User review

    My older sister gave this to me as a gift, so I tried it out.
    I used V07 Stiff (thick) on my forehand and Elfrak (thin) on my backhand.
    It's very easy for me to use — the chops cut nicely, and because it's so easy to control, it's great for sending over balls with tricky variation.
    If you're using a variation-type short pips rubber for the first time, this has more than enough performance,
    and I especially think it's easy to use for women, regardless of age (^▽^)
    That said, this rubber has rivals. Namely...
    Attack 8 and Donuckle!
    Honestly, compared to those two rubbers, Elfrak inevitably falls short in performance.
    In terms of level, I'd rank them Elfrak → Donuckle → Attack 8.
    But in the beginning, Elfrak is the easiest to handle of these three rubbers.
    Before moving on to Attack 8 or Donuckle, I think it's a good idea to get used to the feel of variation-type short pips with Elfrak first.
    Hope this helps with picking your equipment (^^)

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    2020/02/26
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    5
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket SWEDEN CLASSIC

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  • Swat Power

    User review

    Bought it on Mercari.
    The first thing I noticed when I picked it up was that the grip is thick!
    I usually only use thin grips, so I'm not really into this thicker style, but once I actually used it...
    I was really drawn to how amazing the spin and speed were. The feel is decent too.
    That said, I found the control a bit tricky.
    It pairs well with hard rubbers, so something like Rakza 7 or V15 Extra is a perfect match.
    A soft rubber could work too, but if you go that route, I'd put it on the B side (backhand).
    It's a 7-ply blade, which happens to be my favorite ply count. [Not that anyone asked, lol.]
    If you're torn on which 7-ply blade to get and you don't mind a thicker grip, or you actually like one, this is a good choice.
    Hope this helps as a reference!

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    2020/03/28
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    9
    Control
    7
    Touch
    7
    Hardness Little hard
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