uwhede9865's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U40 |
| Experience | More than 20 years |
User review
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2025/02/08
Black Max, 55 g, 51.2°
C55 and 53 g, 50.9°
China Kage is 57 g, 50.5°
D09C is 50 g, 50.8°
・A lively sticky tension rubber! 09C × Chinese sticky rubber = Jikihai C57.5
・Even though it's a sticky rubber, the ball is fast!
・Strong arc and quirky ball, typical of a sticky rubber!
I was able to transition from C55 without any discomfort.
It has good pop-out, but it's harder and easier to spin.
It spins a lot, so the serve can be cut even with a light touch.
In reviews, there are many sticky tension rubbers that are more like tension, but I really like this rubber, which is heavy, hard, and spins.
It doesn't feel like Kyohyo, and it feels closer to tension, but I think it's a super aggressive rubber that can be pushed quite hard with the amount of spin and quirks.
I have also reviewed it on my blog (https://katsuo000.com/), so please refer to it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ICE CREAM AZX I
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2024/06/07
2.1 mm, red.
67 g → 48 g
Shore C hardness 40.3° measured from the seat
D05: 48g, 50.0°
T05: 47g, 44.6°
1. Good bite like Tenergy!
2. Sufficient spin and ball holding in an easy-to-use rubber
3. Tenergy with the best cost performance
What I particularly like is the good ball holding. While the slightly older German rubbers and Dignics series rubbers are becoming rubbers that are somewhat difficult to feel ball holding because of their high performance, I think that a rubber that is high performance and has a strong ball holding will be a rubber that will appeal to those who like it. By holding the ball, I think you can swing any technique with confidence.
I have also reviewed it at https://katsuo000.com/, so please refer to it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket EC-11
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2024/03/20
Red Max, 51 g, 44.5°
Tena 05 special thickness is 48 g, 44.6
- Extremely easy to handle and upwardly compatible with the slightly heavier Tena 05 or Rosena! ?
・Easier to counter than Tenergy!
・Fusion of Tenergy and German rubber!
I thought it would be Tena 05 if I were to compare it instead of Tena 05 Hard.
I think it's more like a spring sponge because it's easier to dig in than its hardness.
When I say "like", I mean in terms of weight, it's heavier compared to the Butterfly.
I think the lifespan is about the same or slightly shorter.
It is probably the cheapest among the rubbers that are currently on sale and have Tenergy-like performance.
I also have a review on my blog, so please refer to it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket LIMBAINNER
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2024/03/19
max, black.
74g → 52g
Shore C hardness meter measured from the seat side: 42.8°
D05: 48g, 50.0°
T05: 47g, 44.6°1. Not only the sponge but also the seat is rubber that makes you feel like you're trying to grab the ball! Recommended for those who drive with low RBI!
2. The arch line is raised, making it easier to hit downward rotation!
3. Counter drive is extremely easy!
Adhesive rubber is popular these days, but I think it's a rubber that grips the ball tremendously and won't let you down when you want to hit the ball and drive like a European player.
I have also reviewed it on my blog, so please refer to it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ALNADE INNER
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2024/12/29
FL with a board thickness of 5.9 mm, 158 x 152 mm, and 88 g.
It was an easy-to-use racket that could be switched to the upper board limba without any discomfort.
The fact that it was so easy to use on the first use means that if it absorbs sweat and moisture, the feel of the hit will become softer and it can be handled with a feel that is quite similar to that of wood.
The SALC bounced well, and the sound in the hand was good enough that I could hit it straight in the direction of the vector I imagined!
Despite the large blade area and weight, it was a blade that I felt was quite easy to handle.
The only thing was that the forehand shot had a longer distance than I expected, and the core material was kiri? It felt like the ball was slipping out a little, which I felt was a matter of personal preference.
The backhand was quite good, and I could put pressure on my opponent with speed, and it was also extremely stable.
It was a good racket that was not at all unruly, and could put pressure on my opponent with speed greater than ALC while still being stable.
I have also reviewed it on my blog, so please take a look.
https://katsuo000.com/review_harimoto_tomokazu_innerforce_salc/Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) JEKYLL&HYDE C55.0
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05
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