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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | More than ２０ years |
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- A model with ZL-Carbon; powerful attack as well as the soft feeling are major features, high reac...
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- Newly developed "Hybrid Tension" spongeNew top sheet with enhanced gripLightweight design for eas...
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User review
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2024/11/15
Black Max, 53g, 50.9°
China Kage was 57g, 50.5°
D09C was 50g, 50.8°
- A lively tacky tension rubber! 09C x Chinese tacky rubber = Jikihai C55
- Fast ball speed despite being a tacky rubber!
- A strong arc and unpredictable ball behavior, just like a tacky rubber should have!
This is an unprecedented, contradictory slightly-tacky tension rubber that combines speed, spin, and quirkiness. I'd recommend it to anyone who felt 09C lacked character or felt too light. The topsheet only has a very mild tackiness, but the design is softer than the sponge and feels close to a Hurricane-style build. Loop drives are easy to produce, and even when pulled back from the table, switching freely between spin-oriented shots and fast drives is easy. Unlike the usual mid-distance stall you get from tacky rubbers, the drive keeps its extension and stays lively on the opponent's side! I switched from China Kage to Jikihai C55.
I've also reviewed it on my blog (https://katsuo000.com/), so please check it out.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce SUPER ALC
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2024/07/25
Red, Max, 50g, 40.8°
Tenergy 05 max thickness is 48g, 44.6°
- This is one of my top five rubbers I'd want to use on my backhand!
- The push and stop are high quality!
- Counter drives are incredibly easy to pull off!
This C48 has an arc strength and spin performance on par with Tenergy 05, but since the sheet is harder, it's less affected by the opponent's spin and is also easy to meet-hit with. I felt like C48 is a more modern version of Tenergy 05 with improved counter and meet-hit performance. I think this would be a great choice as a backhand rubber for intermediate players and casual players in general. In particular, if you want a rubber with roughly Rozena-level hardness that leans a bit more toward the 05 side — where stops and pushes stay put or bite well, the drive arc is strong, and spin and counter performance are high — this is definitely one to try.
I also review it on my blog at https://katsuo000.com/, so please check that out for reference.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2024/07/25
Blue MAX, 50g, 42.4°
V>20 DE is 51g, 44.5°
Tenergy 05 is 48g, 44.6
- Even though it's a speed-type rubber, it grips the ball with a huge amount of spin!
- Speed drives really stretch out and travel far!
- You can hit speed drives on the backhand without losing energy!
If you classify this rubber by its topsheet shape, its fundamental direction is a speed-oriented spin-type tension rubber, similar to Tenergy 64. It's a speed/spin tension rubber, but the topsheet is so strong that the spin performance is really high — it might even out-spin Tenergy 05. I think V>22 DE is a rubber that keeps the speed performance intact while pushing the spin performance up to the max. Because the topsheet is so strong, pushes, stops, and loop drives are all very high quality, and it's also a rubber you can drive straight through with speed drives. I've also reviewed it on my blog (https://katsuo000.com/), so check that out if you're interested.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket LIMBAINNER
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2024/03/19
FL, 86g
- Right in the middle of the current inner-blade trend!
- Regular-sized blade head, great for backhand-dominant players!
- 5.6mm blade thickness gives it excellent stability!
I think the carbon isn't ALC but something ultra-thin, though it grips the ball more than the ultra-thin carbon you get from brands like Yasaka, and it plays almost like an ALC or ZLC. I'd guess it's because they're using high-quality, dense wood, but honestly I'm not sure. What I can guarantee is that the performance matches the price.
I've only bought one blade from this brand, but the quality is quite high, which explains why it's advertised so much in Table Tennis Kingdom (Takkyu Oukoku).
I'm personally curious about the Maple S Inner and plan to buy one someday.
The top ply is limba, so the feel is guaranteed to be good - I also use Mizuno's Fortius FT-RE, and if you want quickness and a fast feel from a carbon blade, this one is a solid choice. On the other hand, if you're after distance, the thin board means it doesn't bounce much, so while receive is easy, you might start to feel a lack of power once rallies go on.
I think it's the best domestic wood blade out there!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) OMEGA VII China Ying
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05
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2024/06/07
Max thickness, black.
70g -> 49g
Measured from the topsheet side with a Shore C hardness gauge: 45.5°
D05: 48g, 50.0°
T05: 47g, 44.6°
The blade is an OSP Virtuoso AC.1. A tacky tension rubber with outstanding speed performance
2. Stops dead with the stop shot, it's outstanding!
3. When you want spin, it really grabs the ball!
It felt like a rubber pretty similar to the Omega VII China Kage, but with surprisingly high speed performance. It's a jaw-dropping kind of fast! For a rubber billed as tacky tension, I thought having this much speed performance was interesting and made it stand out. Since the Jekyll & Hyde series doesn't demand a lot of precision in angle or swing, I felt it's more of a rubber for intermediate players than advanced ones.
I've also posted a review at https://katsuo000.com/, so feel free to check that out too.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket BRONZITE
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