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| Gender | Male |
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| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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- Hurricane 8 is a new generation of sticky-speed rubber. The rubber keeps a good balance between f...
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2020/03/28
I used the max-thickness version on my backhand. The ball flies higher, so I get very few net misses on blocks and drives. Even balls I thought would overshoot end up landing on the table surprisingly often. On the other hand, pushing feels completely different from other rubbers. Maybe because the topsheet grips the ball so well, if you push with the same feel as other rubbers, it almost always catches the net. That said, it's just a matter of getting used to it and can be fixed quickly. Since the push comes in low with plenty of spin, it might even become a scoring shot for you.
I've written mostly good things, but if there's one downside, it's that the rubber has a distinct smell, different from a booster smell, that I didn't really like.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket MA LIN EXTRA OFFENSIVE
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2020/03/17
It's not a hard blade. It has a great ball-holding feel, almost like the ball sticks to it, yet it still flies well - an indescribably unique sensation. I feel like counters and topspin rallies from around mid-distance are where this blade's performance really shines. Depending on the player, though, it might hold the ball too much, making fast-paced attacks close to the table harder to pull off.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2020/03/17
I used the short-pip, medium-thickness version for chopping. At first I couldn't hold it down and kept overshooting, but once I got used to it, it wasn't a problem. As a chopper, the things I liked were that knuckle chops came out really easily, making it hard for opponents to keep up with the variation, and that my pushes stayed low and stable.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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2020/03/15
Maybe because the sheet has a bit of tackiness, it gets more spin than I expected. It falls short compared to advanced-level rubbers, but for pushes and loop drives, both the spin and control are excellent. You don't need to use the special stroke technique that tacky rubbers usually require, and it still gets decent speed. It's also fairly light, so I think it would work well for beginners practicing how to put spin on the ball. It's got plenty of performance for beginner and intermediate players.
The biggest downside is probably that it's such a minor rubber that it's hard to find in stores.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2020/11/04
It bounces enough that they could probably sell it at a standard offensive blade size without any issue. I think it's relatively heavy for a chopping blade, so it feels suited to choppers running an unorthodox rubber on the backhand. Since the blade is hard, chops with long pips have good bite. If you're an intermediate player wanting to forehand chop, you'll need a thin sponge or tacky rubber, or you won't be able to keep it under control.
It should work fine not just for choppers but also for close-to-the-table all-round attack-and-defend players using long pips or a tricky short-pips rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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