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Experience | 6〜10 years |
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Combined with Donic Relevant (5 sheets + 2 fibers, outer). I bought it because I wanted to try a standard aramid carbon inner racket.
The purchased individual has a plate thickness of 5.9 mm, a single weight of 91.2 g, and a total weight of 186.7 g. It was a heavier racket than expected.For a racket with a special material, it has a soft feel at impact. You can feel the flexibility, and the ball holds well, so you can feel it flying after you grab it.
Here are the 6 features I noticed:
・The ball is hit in a straight line
・The drive sinks firmly into the base
・ Serve cuts well
・The tsutsuki is deep and sharp
・Does not bounce with a light hit
・Since enough flight distance is obtained, the apse is also OKEspecially impressive is the depth and sharpness of Tsutsuki. If you hit it with a sharp cut, you can enter the end line and clog your opponent. Tsuttsuki will be fun.
Cutting is also fun because the ball holds well and cuts well. It seems that it will become a habit to counter the ball that has been returned by loop driving the cut downward rotation.
Drive, smash, cut, block, flick, Chiquita, whatever you do, it is a racket that you can enjoy table tennis all around. It's cheap to say the least...
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) FRIENDSHIP 729 SUPER JPS
Recommend rubber(Back) ROZENA
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It is pasted on the fore side of Relevant. I was interested in the rubber that sang Vega's masterpiece, so I replaced it.
Overall, you can handle any technique smoothly according to your ability. For example, there is no difficulty in doing the following techniques.
(1) Drive (amount of rotation/speed)
(2) Cut (rotation amount, including knuckles)
(3) Smash (knuckle feeling, speed)
(4) Tsutsuki (amount of rotation/sharpness)
(5) Stop (How it stops)
(6) Chiquita (amount of rotation/speed)
(7) Flick (amount of rotation/speed)
(8) Serve (amount of rotation/speed)
I was a little worried about "momentum". As the stops often stop, it feels like it doesn't fly when driving from Nakajin, which is about 1.5m away from the platform. It may be because the racket is outer fiber. It seems that the impression will change if it is a carbon type or a racket made of 7 plywood with a plate thickness.
In this respect, I thought that Hexa Power Grip was excellent among rubbers with actual selling prices in the 3,000 yen range.
It can't be helped in the current situation, but it's a pity that the tax-included list price has exceeded 6,000 yen. However, if you can maintain the actual selling price in the late 3,000 yen range, I think it is a rubber with good cost performance.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Relevant
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I bought it after being recommended by a person from Donic Japan because of its compatibility with the racket, technical level, and fighting style. It is pasted on the back side of Person Power Carbon (Donic, 7 + 2, ultra-thin carbon, inner).
The shot feeling is softer than the hardness notation. It felt softer than Rigan. It feels about the same as the Mantra S and Vega Europe.
Speed is similar to Vega Europe and Rigan. It's the same when you hit the net directly when you increase the impact to speed up.
Rotation performance is better than Vega Europe and Reigan. Even with a light hit, the feeling of grabbing the ball is strong, and it is easy to rotate, giving you a sense of security. The lower rotation hit of the back also stabilizes the ball up. The feeling of grabbing is like a factive.
If the impact is strong, it is easy to fall, so the flight distance does not go out much. I think that this point is also a rubber for the back.
I've been using it for nearly 80 hours for a year, but I haven't noticed much deterioration on the surface, and it seems to be still usable. However, the outer circumference of the rubber is crumbling and chipping, so it may be time to replace it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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When I was looking for a replacement for the discontinued "Innova", I saw this rubber and purchased it. It is pasted on the fore side of Andro's Supercell II Off+.
The feel of hitting is a highly elastic rubber itself. Very similar to Mark V and Slaver. The official sponge hardness is 47.5 degrees, but I actually felt it was a little softer. It feels like it's about 45 degrees.
It is easy to rotate due to its hardness, and it is easy to feel the "twitching" of the seat when driving, serving, sticking, stopping, cutting, etc. It is a rubber that feels good when the legs of the seat fall down and return to the original state.
Since it is a highly elastic rubber, it naturally does not have the same flight distance as a tension rubber. It flies when you shake it, but it's painful when you get off the table.
You can get a lot of speed, but you have to take a tough course to overtake him with a single blow.
In that respect, this rubber has good control, so it is easy to follow the course. You can aim for a vacant course by waiting for the ball firmly to the depths. It is easy to control not only left and right, but also long and short.
It seems to be good for players who score with changes in rotation and course, instead of pulling out with the power of a single blow.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Supercell 2 off plus
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It is affixed to the fore side of Stiga's Infinity VPS V.
I used to put a ligane spin (special thickness). I felt that the fore surface was a little soft, so I decided to replace it with this 47.5 degree rubber.In the lygan spin, if you hit hard, you felt like you were hitting with a board and the high notes were sounding, but after switching to this rubber, unless you hit speed drive or smash with all your might, you can feel the feel of the seat and sponge. It came to be able to.
The feel of hitting is hard. The sponge is hard, but the sheet doesn't feel hard. The drive that rubs with the sheet is also firmly caught, and the drive that bites into the sponge is also safe.
It's more like flying with a sponge than flying with a board.The bench processing was almost natural compared to the Lygan spin. What made me feel the difference was that Tsuttsuki was able to hang on the seat and return it low and sharp.
Unlike the wrapping feeling of Rygan spin, swing speed is required, but it is a rubber that responds firmly even with my poor skill.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket INFINITY VPS V
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