Self-proclaimed madness mania's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 4〜5 years |
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Use racket, rubber
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- Racket
- Tornado King has a feel of classical powerful offensive blade with excellent control. Made in Japan
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- Rubber (Front)
- A unique production process means Neo Sky Line 2 has gained the outstanding characteristics of a ...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Most players are looking for that rubber that fits them just right. Nittaku has introduced the Fa...
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User review
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2020/09/13
First impression: the ball flies off with intense spin
Drive: intense spin, heavy, draws a unique arc
Push: easy to do
Block: changes quite a bit depending on how used to it you are
Serve: I didn't find it especially easy to put a lot of spin on
I used Nittaku and DHS in 39 and 40 degrees, and 39 degrees felt best.
That's because the hardness was just right and the sheet had good grip on the ballBy the way, Chinese pro players don't actually use pre-tensioned versions like the NEO — for national team use they use the untensioned National Hurricane 3 with blue sponge, so keep that in mind.
The equipment listed for players on this site is often wrong or very outdated.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2020/09/13
First impression: hard, heavy, but amazing.
Topspin drive: intense spin and speed, with a great sharp change after the bounce and a nice second gear.
Push: stops well, stays low, easy to place to different courses.
Block: easy to use, stops the ball well.
Serve: easy to put spin on, plenty of spin.
That's the general impression.
I felt this rubber works well on either side.
On the forehand it's great for players who like to attack aggressively.
On the backhand it's perfect for players who rely a lot on blocks, pushes, and stops.I actually used it on my forehand for about 6 months and on my backhand for about 5 months.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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2020/09/13
First impression: Amazing grip on the ball, better suited for backhand than forehand.
Topspin drive: Plenty of spin, feels light, it grips the ball and then releases it - good for people who like to smash into the ball hard rather than brushing it.
Push: Easy to do.
Block: Feels very "auto" - if you just touch the ball it goes in.
Serve: Pretty easy to use.
This rubber doesn't bounce as much as a regular tension rubber.
Opinions on this rubber are divided, but personally I'd recommend it to people who use Chinese rubbers (like Hurricane or Skyline) and want a bit more bounce. My reasoning is that with a tacky hitting style, the ball really flies.Definitely give it a try.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Tornado King
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2020/09/13
I did a test hit with Hurricane Neo 3, Hurricane Pro 3 Turbo Orange, and Skyline Neo 2 on the forehand.
My first impression was that it flexes nicely and makes it easy to put spin on the ball.
When you hit a drive, it comes off the blade with this roaring topspin drive into the opponent's court, and it's fun how the ball changes after the bounce — sometimes carrying hard, sometimes diving down.
That said, since the top ply is wenge wood, if your impact is weak, the amount of spin drops off and it becomes easier for opponents to counter.
Meet-hitting isn't bad either, but since it's such a flexible blade, I think you'll get much more out of it by focusing overwhelmingly on driving.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Back) Fastarc G-1
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