xuxin's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
User review
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2020/03/26
I put it on a Carbonade blade, going for a really high-flying setup.
After testing a full range of techniques in casual rallies, I felt like it generates more spin than you'd expect from a speed-oriented tension rubber. Topspin drive techniques aren't heavy, but they produce quite a lot of speed. Strangely enough though, it's surprisingly easy to control. If you understand how to hit with a speed-oriented style, it feels quite stable.
Against backspin, trying to re-generate spin on your own drive feels pretty tough. It's more stable to adjust your angle instead, which produces a knuckle-ish ball that's also awkward for your opponent to handle.
Finally, I'd recommend this rubber to people who want to play modern table tennis with the feel of an old-school speed rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket CARBONADO 45
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2020/03/15
I bought the 90-gram unit.
For rubber, I hit with V15 Extra on the forehand and Super Ventus on the backhand.
It didn't have that typical super-fast carbon feel, and gave an easy-to-use impression. Also, the sweet spot is wide, so I think it's easy to keep stable.
However, I felt the grip was a bit angular and thin. Because of the grip shape, I feel a slight catch when switching direction.
That said, there's no technique that feels hard to do, and the performance is enough to satisfy even advanced players.
Beginners, novices, or middle schoolers won't be able to fully bring out its performance.
If you really want to use it anyway, I'd recommend going with an easier rubber like Rakza Soft or Ventus Spin instead of a hard, high-spec rubber like G1, V15, or Super Ventus — you'll actually get a heavier, faster ball that way.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) V＞15 Extra
Recommend rubber(Back) SUPER VENTUS
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2020/04/07
I figured this blade is aimed at people trying carbon for the first time, so I test-hit it with Factive, which felt like a good match for an intermediate player.
During basic drills, even though it's carbon, I didn't feel that much hardness or that "flies off the blade" sensation. But when I hit hard, the carbon character came out and it really popped. Smashes and drives bounce just the right amount, while for stops and loops — where you don't want too much bounce — it stays controlled, so it has nice contrast and was really easy to use!
The downside is that for a carbon blade it doesn't bounce that much, so compared to other makers' blades it can feel a bit lacking.
But as far as affordable, easy-to-use carbon blades like the Swat Carbon or Marine Soft Carbon go, I think this is a good blade that you can use for a long time.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2020/03/26
First off, I regretted buying this the moment I did.
I put it on my Acoustic and tried hitting everything with it. When you hit hard, the feel on contact is like hitting a steel plate — the ball just won't sink in at all. With a grazing stroke, though, you can produce fast balls with good spin. But the control was catastrophic.
Over the table it doesn't bounce much, so it was actually really easy to use there.
Lifting backspin is easy, which I think is the biggest advantage of this rubber. But it doesn't feel like the ball rises on its own — if you can't hit it properly yourself, it gets really tough.
Lastly, this rubber isn't made for the average player. To use it, you need a feel for the ball on the level of a top player and a fair amount of physical strength, so if you're thinking about buying it, think it over carefully first.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Acoustic
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