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Gender Male
Age U20
Experience 6〜10 years

User review

  • LIBERTA SOLID Pro

    User review

    This is a racket that has a wood racket with the added feel of hitting the ball and the elongation of the ball.
    When you hit it lightly, it feels like the ball is the same as a solid wood ball, but with a little extra speed, and when you hit it hard from the middle, it clearly flies more easily than a wood ball, so you can hit it comfortably.
    Honestly, it's such a good racket that I think it might be upwardly compatible with almost all wood rackets.

    The feel at impact is neither hard nor too soft, so I don't think you can choose which rubber to use.
    The thickness of the board is just right, it rubs well, and once you bite into it, it flies as you want, and it's easy to meat, so there are no weak points.

    This is a racket that we can confidently recommend to anyone who has been playing table tennis for more than three years and whose technique has stabilized, and who has not yet used a material system.
    Of course, it will also be a great fit for athletes who have tried carbon-based products and found they cannot handle them.
    The price is also cheaper than other materials, so I recommend you try it out.

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    2023/10/25
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) OMEGA V TOUR DF

    Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Asia DF

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  • RIGAN SPIN

    User review

    When I first tried it, I thought it felt like semi-high elasticity/semi-tension rubber.
    Compared to other rubbers for beginners, it has a smoother hitting feel, and the sheet is clearer, so it doesn't catch the ball too much, and on the other hand, it doesn't slip, so I don't think there are any difficult techniques to use.
    It is recommended to let the sponge bite into the sponge at about 50% of the rotation than to grasp it thinly, as it will be more stable and will have a fair amount of power.

    However, due to the characteristics of the rubber, it is difficult to drive from the middle and the power of the ball, and the maximum rotation value is also low, so I felt that I could not compete with the amount of rotation of serves and loops.
    Suitable for players who score points with stable rallies.

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    2023/10/04
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket MARK WOOD

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  • VIOLIN

    User review

    This racket is made of thin five-ply plywood, but if you ask me if it is easy to handle, the answer is no.
    The feel of the ball at impact is a bit hard, probably due to the material of the surface, and even though it is thin and pliable, it is hard and the ball flies (but not very far), so it has quite a few quirks.
    However, if you can take advantage of the bend and drive the ball at just the right time, you will be able to hit a one-of-a-kind, heavy, roaring ball.In that sense, this racket can be said to be suitable for intermediate and advanced players.
    It won't fly far, so it's suitable for those who aim for the third pitch closer to the front, or those who attack with fast-pitch rallies.
    For people who want to use a good wood racket, I think they can think of it as a balanced, easy-to-use acoustic, and a violin with the flexibility and weight of a ball.

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    2023/12/21
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Touch
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) HYBRID MK

    Recommend rubber(Back) Q1

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  • User review

    There are no particularly difficult techniques to do, and the rubber flies in the desired trajectory. 46g after cutting at 2.0mm
    Compared to Rakuza 7 and Vega
    The amount of rotation of the loop is higher than the former two, so it was great that it was reliable when looping in a match.
    I felt that it was a rubber that excelled in the amount of rotation and ease of creating arcs even at 47.5 degrees.

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    2023/12/21
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    9
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro

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  • MARK WOOD

    User review

    The narrow grip makes it easy to hold, making this racket easy to recommend for elementary and junior high school students who are just starting out.
    It has a low, slightly muffled hitting sound, a feeling of hitting the ball that resonates easily in your hands, a slightly longer ball grip, and a two-tone design of red and black, which is simple but makes you feel good when you look at it.
    There aren't many distinctive features, but since there are few unnecessary elements, it doesn't get too weird and make it difficult to play meat, or the ball flies straight out before it starts spinning, so I think it's a racket with the round performance typical of Yasaka. I felt that.

    You can use it with the Mark V for beginners, but if you want to learn modern table tennis, I think it's better to start with a lightly tensioned rubber like Rigan or GTT45.

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    2023/10/04
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Touch
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) Rakza 7

    Recommend rubber(Back) RIGAN SPIN

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