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Gender Male
Age U10
Experience 6〜10 years

User review

  • HURRICANE PRO Ⅲ TURBO BLUE

    User review

    I have Hurricane on the forehand and short pips on the backhand. I'll compare it to Dignics 09c and Omega VII China Kage.
    Bounce: Dignics > Hurricane > Omega
    Spin: Hurricane > Omega > Dignics
    Stability: Dignics > Omega > Hurricane
    Tricky/quirky balls: Omega > Hurricane > Dignics
    Hardness: hard — Hurricane = Omega > Dignics — soft
    That's roughly how it is. Of the Hurricane rubbers I've used, this is about as hard as the hardest version of Hurricane NEO3. For serve receive, no rubber I know of beats this one right now. As for drives, it's basically cheat-level. The spin stays on the ball to a crazy degree when it comes back. Even if you try to hit it with short pips, the ball quality is quite heavy and you have to put real impact into it.
    As for a blade that suits this rubber, I think a thin, hard blade works well. I'd recommend a STIGA blade.
    Lastly, I think the only people who can really use this rubber well are at the national level or above. I still can't use it to its full potential myself, so I want to train to increase my impact and produce even nastier shots.

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    2020/05/06
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Hard

    Recomend racket GORIKI DANSHI

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  • RIGAN SPIN

    User review

    The value for money on this is just something else.
    Used as a backhand rubber, for chiquita and backhand topspin-oriented techniques, it feels like it grips the most spin among soft tension rubbers. It grips almost as much as harder rubbers. Going by feel, it's like a Rozena with the speed toned down and the spin turned up a bit.
    As for speed, speed drives are a touch slow, but thanks to the "two-step" feel it carries really well, and with the amount of spin, unless you're facing a higher level opponent, it'll blow right past them. Stability is insanely good too.
    One thing to note — I don't think it's for high-impact players using max thickness, but I wouldn't recommend intermediate-to-advanced players using it on the forehand. If you're a beginner who wants more spin, or someone who wants to tone down the bounce and attack with spin-oriented technique, using it on the forehand is highly recommended. Overall I had a very good impression of this rubber.

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    2020/05/06
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket REINFORCE AC

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  • GORIKI DANSHI

    User review

    As everyone already knows, it's pretty heavy. It's a hard wood, but since the plies are thin it doesn't feel as hard as you'd expect.
    The blade also feels a bit bigger than a typical attacking blade.
    I was looking for a blade that matches well with Hurricane Turbo Blue, and I finally found what might be the best match. If you graze the ball, you get a ton of spin and some tricky, unpredictable shots. Hitting a fast drive that really bites into the rubber takes a good amount of impact, but when you land it, the power is incredible.
    For the backhand side, I'd recommend short pips or a fast tension rubber. Since the blade itself is quite heavy, if you go lighter and spin-oriented on the forehand, you can create a really noticeable difference in spin between the two sides.
    It's fairly expensive, so I'd recommend it to people who can afford it and who already have solid technique - especially those who feel their current blade is too light.

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    2020/05/07
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) HURRICANE PRO Ⅲ TURBO BLUE

    Recommend rubber(Back) GORIKI KAISOKU

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  • REINFORCE AC

    User review

    Compared to the Innerforce Layer ALC, this racket feels like it bounces less, but the flex and control are on a completely different level. I use Hammond FA Speed on my backhand, and it pairs really well with short pips too. With the racket, Ligan Spin thick, and Hammond FA Speed medium, the total weight is 166 grams. That's pretty light since I'm using short pips, but with inverted rubber on both sides I think it would come to around 180 grams. I think it's a racket that's easy to switch to from an all-wood blade. It's also great value for money. So I'd definitely recommend giving it a try.

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    2020/05/06
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) RIGAN SPIN

    Recommend rubber(Back) Hammond FA speed

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