タワホイザ's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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2023/12/21
It's rated 35 degrees on Butterfly's scale (maybe around 45 degrees on other manufacturers' scale?), but it felt even softer than that to me.
The ball sinks in and gets automatically flung out with the sheet's stretch, so spin comes easily, but I get the impression the maximum spin ceiling isn't that high.
The ball sinks in nicely and a decent-quality shot comes out almost on its own, so you can feel great chaining drives together lol
It's more of a rubber suited to topspin rallies than putting a ball away in one shot, so I'd recommend it for the backhand rather than the forehand.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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2023/12/21
There's no particular technique that feels hard to pull off — it's a rubber that flies exactly the trajectory you intend. 2.0mm, 46g after cutting.
Compared to Rakza 7 and Vega X at the same hardness, it produces a higher arc more easily, which might give the opponent more time and make it easier for them to attack.
The spin on loops is higher than those two, so it was great to have that reliability whenever I threw in a loop during a match.
Among 47.5-degree rubbers, I felt this one stands out for its spin amount and how easy it is to produce an arc.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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2023/10/25
The surface has really strong grip on the ball, and the sponge feels like it catches the ball once and then adds energy before launching it — you can really feel the high spec.
The ball comes off fast, so if you just block on the backhand without swinging, it turns into a straight, spinless shot.
I felt that really sinking the ball into the sponge and adding spin was the minimum requirement to use it well.
That said, when you do swing through, you get a fast ball with just the right trajectory.
It might actually work better on the forehand for beginner to intermediate players.I'd say the best approach is to start with the Hexer Grip at the same hardness, and switch to the R45 once you feel it's not quite enough.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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2023/10/25
The sponge might feel hard to some people, but the topsheet is soft and the pips fold over easily, so overall I felt the rubber leans more toward the soft side.
Even with a light touch the topsheet puts spin on the ball, and with a stronger impact the sponge holds up, so it seemed to cover a wide range of impact levels.On a scale of 1 to 10:
Speed: 8
Ease of putting on spin: 9
Maximum spin: 7
Ease of hitting flat: 8
Ease of hitting against backspin: 8
Ease of looping: 7
Counter power: 9
That's roughly how it felt to me (just my personal impression).Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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2023/10/04
The grip is on the thin side, so it's easy to hold, and it's an easy blade to recommend to elementary and middle schoolers who are just starting out.
It has a low, slightly muffled sound on contact, a feel that resonates well in your hand, holds the ball a bit longer than average, and the design — a simple red-and-black two-tone — looks nice and puts you in a good mood.
It doesn't really have any standout characteristics, but because there's not much excess to it, it doesn't flex oddly in a way that makes flat hitting awkward, and the ball doesn't shoot out straight before spin can grab it, so it feels like a well-rounded blade in a very Yasaka kind of way.For beginners it's fine to pair with Mark V, but if you're learning table tennis today, I think it's better to start with a lighter tension rubber like Rigan or GTT45.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Rakza 7
Recommend rubber(Back) RIGAN SPIN
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