Pen grain man's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 4〜5 years |
User review
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2020/12/24
I used the 1.9mm for about 3 months. I switched over from Vega Pro Max.
The sheet is quite strong and grips the ball a lot. It's fine even with a thin contact. That said, after about 3 weeks the grip weakened. The amount of spin you can put on serves changes quite a bit. It's not that the lifespan is short, but I felt the usability changes over time.
Also, the sponge is a new formula, and there's a "squish" feeling when you hit the ball. This is something that splits opinion depending on how you hit. It took me a while to get used to it myself.
Compared to G1 or V15, it has quite strong quirks. If you're looking for a firmer feel and a lot of spin, give it some consideration.
(*The sheet has that distinctive rubber smell)Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Brockman CHN
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2020/03/09
This will be my third year using this rubber. It's a rubber where the tacky sheet makes the ball do a lot of natural variation. Even when I think I'm hitting normally, the ball naturally changes and carries, drops, or sinks on the opponent's side. It doesn't bounce much, so I'd also recommend it for the backhand side of a Chinese penhold blade. It might take getting used to, but I don't know anyone around me using Hurricane on the backhand of a Chinese penhold blade, lol. If you want to produce shots different from everyone else, and you want to fight by varying the amount of spin, I think this rubber suits that.
As for downsides: if you leave a TSP tacky-protection sheet on for more than a day, the tackiness gets stronger and the feel of the ball changes, and the smell is also quite distinctive.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket CELERO WOOD
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2020/03/09
This is the blade I'm currently using. I'm comparing it to the Innerforce Layer ALC.S. Being a wood blade, the bounce is gentle, as expected. The feel is pretty hollow, a "poko-poko" kind of feel, and it took a while to get used to. The bounce is gentle, but surprisingly the wood itself feels on the harder side. That said, since the blade is thin, both forehand and backhand shots really fly when you swing all the way through. I've been using it for less than a year, but I found it quite easy to hit with, and easy to vary the pace between hard hits and softer connecting shots.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) NEO HURRICANE 3
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2020/03/09
This is a blade I was using about half a year ago. First off, personally I found it quite bouncy — as the title suggests, it's a blade whose rating really depends on how it feels to you. Since it flies well, I found it easy to play from mid- and back-court. Even so, table-top techniques like stops were quite easy to pull off. The stop especially was easy, though that's partly down to the rubber's performance too. With tacky rubber plus firm pips on the PH side, it turns rock hard. P1 was still easier to control.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) NEO HURRICANE 3
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