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  • HURRICANEⅢ NATIONAL RUBBER BLUE SPONGE

    User review

    I used this together with a commercially available Hurricane Long 5 blade, with the blue sponge on my forehand and Dignics 05 max thickness on my backhand.
    I originally had a Zhang Jike ZLC with Hurricane NEO3 and Tenergy 05, both max thickness, and switched from that setup.
    Bottom line up front: the blade itself was too light, and my swings felt like they had nothing to grab onto.
    With my previous setup, an outer blade paired with the heavy Hurricane and Tenergy combination, it was easy to really put my whole body into a shot and blow through with one hit, but after switching, it was too light and timing became difficult.
    Once I swapped Dignics for Tenergy, it got a bit heavier, which made it a little easier to handle.
    If you're someone who wants to press the attack close to the table with both hands and bring out the nastiness of tacky rubber, I think this is quite good, but for someone like me who plays mid-distance topspin rallies or wants to finish points in one shot off a pivot, it might be too light and hard to use.
    It seems like it might actually work out well if I paired the blade with something from the Zhang Jike series instead. (Haven't tested that yet.)

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    2022/04/13
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    10
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket HURRICANE LONG 5

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  • Dignics 09C

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    I use 09c on the forehand with a Revoldia.
    The softness of the blade combined with the hardness of the 09c and its tack gives it good ball-holding, and it still produces plenty of power, which I personally like.
    On an outer blade it would probably fly way too much, so I'd recommend pairing it with an inner-type blade.

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    2022/04/13
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF

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  • Blue Grip J2

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    Using this on my backhand, forehand is J1.
    It feels faster and more powerful than Tenergy, and easier to control than Dignics — being slightly tacky, it's also easy to put spin on.
    It's also lighter than Dignics, so it feels manageable even without a lot of power.
    The short game and blocking are also easy to do, but counters and topspin rallies (on the backhand) feel a bit lacking, so it's best suited for a level where you don't need to step back much and can get by with blocking and third-ball attacks (roughly prefecture top-16 level, i.e. up to intermediate players).
    It's better value than using Dignics for no good reason, and if you want to actually get stronger without relying too much on your equipment, you're better off using this instead.
    Then once you get stronger, you can switch to something like Dignics.

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    2025/12/15
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Fan Zhendong ALC

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  • Blue Grip J1

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    Tried it on the forehand, using J2 on the backhand.
    It doesn't fly as much as Dignics 09C, but flies more than Hurricane.
    Personally I felt 09C flew a bit too much anyway, so this feels like a good tradeoff — a bit less spin in exchange for the easy-to-hit feel of Hurricane.
    The short game is also easy to use, with decent weight, and since the sheet is on the softer side without the crisp, tight feel of 09C, it's easy to use for rallying as well as for finishing shots.
    That said, since the sponge is 55°, I think the finishing shots really only come alive for players who commit fully to the stroke.
    With 09C, since it flies on its own, you can get away with cutting corners somewhat, but personally I'd recommend this to people who normally swing hard with Hurricane and want a bit more speed without a rubber that flies too much.

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    2025/12/10
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket Fan Zhendong ALC

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  • GENEXTION V2C

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    Used on the backhand, comparing it to 09C and New Zone 50.

    In order of weight, heaviest to lightest: 50 > 09c > V2C — this one feels quite light.
    In terms of power (assuming a full swing-through), the heavier ones have more power.
    For ease of lifting the ball: 09c > V2C > 50, and according to my practice partner's feel, the spin is about the same across all three.

    Overall stability is better with 09c, but V2C wins for counters and the short game, while 50 has an edge for blocking, topspin rallies away from the table, and one-shot power — the roles seem to be fairly split between them.

    Since the rubber itself is light, it might suit players who attack with both wings close to the table or who play a counter-oriented style better than 09c does. It also feels surprisingly softer than the listed specs suggest. And chopping is surprisingly easy with it too.

    As for lifespan, I've only just started using it so I don't know yet, but since 09c and 50 both last about 3-4 months at once-a-week practice, if this one lasts about the same or longer, I'd say it's quite good.

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    2025/07/19
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket Fan Zhendong ALC

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