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Age U20
Experience 6〜10 years

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  • HURRICANE PRO Ⅲ TURBO ORANGE

    User review

    The surface grip is strong, and it's easy to get a fairly high arc.
    Performance-wise, it basically feels like "Neo 3 with a bit of glue on it." It's a little harder than Neo 3, but thanks to the sponge having more resilience, it actually felt easier to handle. Aside from being heavier, I'd say it's pretty much an upgraded version of Neo 3.
    I'd really recommend it to anyone who wants to try a tacky rubber but couldn't get on with Neo 3 because it just doesn't have enough speed.

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    2023/12/24
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    9
    Control
    8
    Hardness Hard

    Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro

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  • Flyatt Spin

    User review

    This is a fairly old rubber and also cheap, so it's not one you use for top-tier specs.
    The hardness is on the soft side, feeling like about 42.5 degrees.
    Comparing it to the Rigan and Vega Europe, this one felt the best of the three for ball-holding and the sound of the hit.
    For speed: Vega > Fly-Att Spin ≥ Rigan.
    Honestly there isn't much difference in spin amount. For blocking, the Rigan is maybe the easiest, roughly speaking.
    What really stands out is the sound.
    A satisfying sound has a surprisingly real effect (boosting motivation, telling good hits from bad ones, helping you commit to a full swing, etc.), so
    I can strongly recommend it as a second or third rubber.

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    2023/12/21
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    6
    Control
    9
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro

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  • RIGAN SPIN

    User review

    My first impression after hitting with it was that it feels like a half-high-elasticity, half-tension rubber.
    Compared to other beginner-oriented rubbers, the feel is a bit flat, and the topsheet is clean — the grip on the ball isn't too strong, but it doesn't slip either, so there's almost no technique that feels hard to pull off.
    Rather than brushing the ball thinly, I'd recommend sinking it into the sponge with roughly 50% spin contact — it's more consistent and still gives you decent power.

    That said, because of the rubber's characteristics, drives and shot power from mid-distance are tough, and the maximum spin is also on the lower side, so I felt you can't really compete on spin with serves or loops.
    This suits players who win points through steady, consistent 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 is a thin 5-ply blade, but if you ask me whether it's easy to handle, the answer is no.
    Maybe it's the surface material, but the feel on contact is a bit hard — it flexes because the plies are thin, yet the ball comes off hard without much distance, so it has quite a bit of quirk to it.
    That said, if you can use the flex and time your drive just right when everything lines up, you can produce a uniquely heavy, growling shot. In that sense, I'd call this a blade for intermediate-to-advanced players.
    Since it doesn't give you much distance, it seems suited to players who stay close to the table and go for the third-ball attack, or to players who attack in fast-paced rallies.
    For anyone looking for a good wood blade, I'd suggest thinking of it this way: the Acoustic is the balanced, easy-to-use option, while this one is more like a violin — flex and heavy ball weight.

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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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  • Bryce High Speed

    User review

    This isn't really a rubber suited for today's table tennis.
    First of all, it barely lifts the ball upward at all, so you need to use a pretty old-school hitting style with it.
    Honestly, with the Dignics series around, the speed isn't top-tier either. It is fairly easy to meet the ball flat with, but if that's what you're after, I'd recommend STIGA's Mantra series instead — it's cheaper and specialized for exactly that kind of flat hitting.
    This is the first rubber I've used where loop drives just don't stay on the table this badly... though I guess that might also make it harder to read since there's so little spin on it?

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    2023/12/21
    Overall
    4/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    5
    Control
    3
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro

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