Nakatomi Naoyoshi's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 4〜5 years |
User review
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2024/07/30
As has been said in a lot of places, for a 55-degree rubber the feel on the ball is soft.
With hard rubbers I tend to dump easy shots into the net with light hits, but with this one that didn't happen, probably because the sheet is strong and maybe on the softer side. For balls that just barely pop out past the table, I usually manage to loop them in somehow, but with this rubber I kept dropping them into the net, so I do think it's genuinely hard.
(Compared to rubbers in the same hardness range) talking to the person I test-hit against, it does seem true that you get more speed and spin than you'd expect, but afterward when I tried Rakza XX, that one gripped spin even more (and more easily), and even loops that wouldn't go in with the NUZN went in fine — it felt better overall.
I'm a fan of Yoshiyama, so I tried the NUZN, but honestly I'll just stick with Yasaka.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Timo Boll ALC
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2021/10/09
After trying Triple Regular and Triple Double Extra, I wanted to know what the pinnacle of tacky rubber felt like, so I bought this.
With a normal forehand hit, it doesn't fly at all. The tackiness is intense, so it felt sticky and the feel on contact wasn't great either.
But once you put spin on it, it's a godly rubber. It feels like it generates more speed than tension rubber. Also, once it lands on the opponent's side, it seemed to accelerate as it bounced, extending further.
If I had to name one drawback, it's that since I'm normally a tension-rubber user, serves were difficult. Unless you go in with the mindset of really smacking the ball to get it moving, it wouldn't clear the net onto the opponent's side.
It's expensive, but for me, this gave me more of a shock than the first time I ever hit with Tenergy.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket VISCARIA
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2021/06/19
64 was my first Tenergy back in 8th grade. I remember being amazed the first time I hit with it — that unique "gooey" Tenergy feel, and how strong topspin just happened on its own.
19 has that "gooey" feeling even more strongly. Even a normal hit seems to sink into the sponge. Drives and hard hits produce really good shots.
Tenergy rubbers are automatic by nature, but 19 has the strongest "automatic" feel in the whole lineup. I'd recommend it for someone trying their first Tenergy, or for players wanting to step up from Rozena.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Zhang Jike ALC
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2023/10/29
V>15 Extra was such an easy rubber to counter with, so I bought this one looking for even more.
You can really feel the topsheet snap when the ball touches it.
I use the 2.0mm version on my backhand, and the topsheet is so strong that pushes and chiquitas are easy to do.
Blocks come out with a bit of a counter feel and fly off sharply, so I'm quite satisfied.
If I had to describe it, it feels like Rakza XX made one step harder, with the topsheet strengthened by two steps.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket FORTIUS FT ver.D RE
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2023/10/29
This is a comparison rating Tenergy 05 as an 8.
It can't beat Tenergy 05 in speed or spin, but G-1 wins on ease of putting spin on the ball and control.
Max seems to let the ball sink into the sponge more than thick does, so it's easier to use and gives more power on the ball too.
Against a heavily spun ball from the opponent, if you try to catch it thin with just the sheet it slips and drops, but if you let the ball sink in and hit through it, it goes in properly.
I'd say it's more of a long-lasting rubber suited to intermediate players.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket SK7
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