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Experience | 6〜10 years |
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This is the first return in 30 years.
I'm new to tension rubber, so my feeling is old. Please pardon.
The comparison targets are traditional rubbers sold 30 years ago, such as Slaver, Takines Drive, and Serbid.I felt that the shot feeling was quite solid. The impression is that it bites firmly, grips firmly, and flies firmly.
There is a sense of security in holding the ball compared to slavers and selbids. Even if the hit is a little bad, even if the timing is a little off, you can hit the ball as you want.
To put it badly, it's a rubber that can fool you into failure.I am not dissatisfied with the speed and rotation. The control performance is also good, so it fits neatly on the table.
There is only one thing to worry about.
The main cause is technical immaturity, but if you try to drive by rubbing a slow knuckle or a loosely rotating ball thinly, you will rarely drop the ball. Training is required.I felt that it was a high-performance rubber enough to aim for an intermediate level.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket TIMBER 7 OFF/S
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Donic's Person Power Carbon (PPC) is in use. I bought it because I wanted to try a new material like CNF, which is rumored to be close to wood.
The obtained individual weighs 84.9g and has a thickness of 5.6mm, which is standard. Total weight was 186g.
The grip is the same AN as the PPC, but thicker and more angular than the PPC.
In terms of feel at impact, although the catalog describes it as hard as PPC, it actually felt quite flexible and soft overall. As an impression, it is a shot feeling like Stiga's Infinity's bumpy feeling has been reduced and the rigidity has been increased.
The scary thing is the height of the arc of the loop drive. I feel that it is about one ball higher than the aim. Aiming at the top of the net is just right. On the other hand, the speed drive that rubs the top of the ball has a straight trajectory.
For the processing on the bench, it was necessary to push it a little because the momentum was not enough with Stop Tsutsuki. Flicks and blocks draw high arcs, so there is a sense of security.
There is no dissatisfaction if the speed and flight distance are up to the middle team. It reacts according to the input, so it looks like a plywood board. I don't feel the difference between a light hit and a strong hit of the inner carbon, but overall the momentum is weak and the speed is slow.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) AIBISS
Recommend rubber(Back) Flyatt Spin
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It is pasted on the back side of STIGA Infinity VPS V. I used to put Safira (special thickness) on it. The tearing of the sheet became noticeable, so I replaced it.
It seems that the soft rubber fits the back surface to me, so I chose the Fastark S-1, which has a reputation for being soft and speedy.
The first feeling I actually hit was "I can't get as fast as I expected!" It's certainly faster than Safira, but I think the Hexa Power Grip on the fore side is faster in both the fore and back.
Through trial and error, I found that if you increase the swing speed, the speed will increase. Simply flipping the back of the ball rather than driving will make the ball fly more comfortably.
Is this a characteristic of rubber that emphasizes speed?One thing I was concerned about was that I felt that the flight distance did not come out. Even if I shake the back from the middle team, I often make net mistakes. When hitting the back from a slightly lowered place, if you lift it slightly, mistakes will be reduced. Although the power is drastically reduced ...
I am satisfied because the number of attackers in the back has increased by one.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket INFINITY VPS V
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I was looking for a tension rubber with a stiff sponge and a soft seat that doesn't bounce much, so I bought it because it was cheap. It is pasted on the fore side of Donic's Person Power Carbon (7 sheets + 2 sheets, ultra-thin carbon inner).
The speed is about the same as a general spin tension rubber with a list price of about 5,000 yen. Faster than Rygan, Vega Europe, Factive, etc., but a little slower than Fastark G1, Hexar Power Grip. It is far from the speed system tension rubber.
Regarding rotation, the sinking of the loop drive is amazing. It bounces like a strong adhesive rubber on the opponent's court. However, this is limited to when the rotation is applied firmly with sufficient posture. It's not a rubber that automatically rotates, so if you lose your balance and just hit it, it will become a ball, and if you drive it as a tie, it's appropriate.
The trajectory of the hitting ball draws an arc. There is a sense of stability because it bounces and goes up.
The thickness is 1.8mm, so it doesn't bounce too much, so it's a rubber that's pretty easy for me to use.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Andro's Timber 7 Off/S and Donic's Relevant are pasted on the back of each. Red Monkey is the first to use a tension rubber with a hardness of 50 degrees.
The first impression is that it is hard. The seat is also a little hard, so the shot feeling is completely different from German rubber with a hardness of 47.5 degrees.
For that reason, there is a sense of speed just by shaking and a sense of security that does not fall off. Especially with a bang, there is an unexpected initial speed. I think that the influence of rotation from the opponent is small because the ball is released quickly.
Even if the ball is released quickly, the sheet is caught enough, so I am not dissatisfied with the amount of rotation of the drive that bites into the sponge and hits. Because it is hard and gets caught, Saab and Tsutsuki are also cut well.
There is no problem in hitting the upper spin, but I felt it was difficult to hit the lower spin in the back. Since the trajectory is relatively straight, I unconsciously choose the loop drive for my technique when considering stability. You can turn around and hit the drive and Chiquita comfortably on the table.
Overall, there are no complaints about playing techniques such as smashes and flicks, and rotation techniques are up to your skill, including your strengths and weaknesses. I would also like to try the "spin" with a softer sponge.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Relevant
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