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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U60 |
| Experience | 2〜3 years |
User review
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2020/10/27
I liked Vega Asia DF on my backhand, so for my forehand
I looked for a similar but higher-performance rubber and tried this one.
Compared to Vega Asia DF:
· A bit more speed
· A bit more spin on the drive
But the difference isn't huge.
· Counters are stable and have good speed
It performs as expected and is easy to use.A rubber I'd recommend.
That said, compared to Vega Asia DF, I didn't feel as much of a difference as the marketing claims.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket SK Carbon
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2020/12/03
Even being all-wood, it bounces really well.
I also like that there's no printing at all on the side where you glue the rubber, and that the product logo on the grip is small. You can catch a glimpse of a philosophy of not letting unnecessary things hurt performance.
At my skill level, I can use it with no problems at all.
That said, I also put on a rubber I have no experience with, so to avoid mistaking the rubber's effect for the racket's own performance and tendencies, I'll hold off on a detailed evaluation.
Still, it's amazing that you can get a racket like this at this price.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) SUPER VENTUS
Recommend rubber(Back) SUPER VENTUS
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2020/10/27
Bought this looking for a rubber that would give my topspin drive good spin.
The ball lifts up in a nice arc and the drive gets plenty of spin, but it's not stable.
I don't know if it's my arm or the softness of the rubber, but sometimes
the ball would go up too much and sail long, and I couldn't fix it.
Mid-distance play and topspin rallies are fine.
The speed is so-so.
When peeling the rubber off, the sponge tore and came off a bit in places.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket SK Carbon
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2020/10/27
I bought this looking for a light blade.
I'm pretty happy with it. Specifically...
- It's light, but maybe because you can still swing all the way through it, you still get speed
- Since it's light, switching direction is quick
- Even though it's carbon, it doesn't fly too much
- It's not worse in any way than my previous blade (a 7-ply wood)
- I think the performance is more than worth the priceIf I had to point out problems...
- The surface layer is made of a weak material like balsa wood, so it chips, and pieces flake off when you replace the rubberOverall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) VEGA X
Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Asia DF
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2020/12/03
This is the rubber I picked when I decided to try the Ultius ST5, which has a reputation for being cheap and flying well.
In the past when I used Ventus Spin, the ball flew high but came out kind of floaty, so I'd been holding off on buying Ventus after that.
I bought this one because of the 50%-off sale from TSP's name change. It seemed like a heavy rubber, so I went with 2.0mm on both sides.
As for the feel, drives against underspin are especially good. Both forehand shots and chiquita-type shots clear the net easily, and if you really commit, you get a strong drive. Hitting away from the table gives a clean, satisfying trajectory. It's also nice how a normally hit ball carries through.
I'd appreciate it if it were just a bit lighter.
Comparing it with tension rubbers I've used recently...
- Speed
Vega X > VENTUS Extra > Vega Tour > Vega Asia DF > Ventus Spin
- Drive
VENTUS Extra > Vega X > Vega Tour > Ventus Spin > Vega Asia DF
That's how it feels to me. This is purely my own impression, so it'll differ from person to person.
Among these, I feel like this is the No. 1 rubber for attacking power.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ALTIUS ST5
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