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Gender Male
Age U30
Experience 11〜20 years
  • Use racket, rubber

    1. Wang Liqin
      Racket

      Wang Liqin

    2. Vega Asia
      Rubber (Front)

      Vega Asia

      Vega Asia from XIOM: A faster and more balanced version in the Vega series. New "Hyper Elasto" to...
    3. Vega Europe
      Rubber (Back)

      Vega Europe

      Soft type of carbon sponge is great spin and control upgrade that aims to balance the European st...

User review

  • Rakza 7

    User review

    I usually put Vega Asia on 5 sheets of plywood.
    Based on that, I heard that it was soft, but it was harder than I expected.
    I've also played Rakuza 7 Soft, but it's better to think of it as a completely different game.

    It is faster than the Rakza 7 soft, but it is a little difficult to control because the rotation performance is subtle and it flies relatively straight.
    I mainly play chori chori table tennis, which is mainly loop drive, but with Vega, even if I try to spin it enough to blow it away, the rotation is so subtle that it returns normally.

    It's a rubber with such good reviews, so maybe it's good for people who mainly drive speed? I don't know.
    At least for those who play chorichori table tennis, Vega Asia and Vega Europe had better rotation and control performance.

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    2023/09/05
    Overall
    6/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    6
    Control
    6
    Hardness Little soft
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  • MARK V HPS

    User review

    In conclusion, it was a rubber that I felt that there was no need to use it in table tennis, which has changed to a 40mm plastic ball.
    Mark V itself is a rubber that I liked and used a lot during the Cellball era, and it is my favorite rubber.

    I bought a regular Mark V at the same time and tried it, but it bounces more than Mark V, but it doesn't bounce compared to other tension rubbers.
    As for the rotation performance, it only takes rotation that is easy for the opponent to block, so it is almost impossible to score points with rotation unless the opponent is weak.
    It may be possible to hit with a speed drive, but it doesn't bounce as much as a tension rubber, so why not use a tension rubber with good control performance? It becomes.

    It is recommended for beginners who want to acquire the feeling of spinning on their own and aiming for the course, but for those who want to win the competition, there is a higher performance rubber in the same price range. It's on sale now, so I recommend it.

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    2023/09/05
    Overall
    5/10
    Speed
    6
    Spin
    3
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little soft
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  • Mark V

    User review

    This is the rubber I used when I started playing table tennis during the Cellball era.
    It is an impression that I used it again after becoming a 40 mm plastic ball, but as expected the ball does not fly and it does not take much rotation.
    If you hit the opponent's end line with a high-tension rubber, it will drop in the middle of the opponent's court.
    It doesn't take a spin at all, but it takes only a spin that makes it easy for the opponent to block, so it's hard to score points with a drive.
    However, it is easy to control.
    It is cheap and easy to control, so it is recommended for beginners who need to acquire the feeling of spinning themselves and aiming for the course.
    If you are not particularly particular about Mark V, I think that it is easier for intermediate players and above to use rubber that bounces and rotates more.

    See original review

    2022/12/03
    Overall
    5/10
    Speed
    4
    Spin
    3
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little soft
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  • V>15 STIFF

    User review

    I used V>15 Stiff because I couldn't handle V>15 Extra.
    V>15 It is easier to draw an arc than Extra and the drive is more stable.

    When I used it, I didn't feel that it was outstanding, and I didn't feel that it was bad.

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    2023/09/05
    Overall
    7/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    7
    Control
    7
    Hardness Little hard
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  • HYBRID K3

    User review

    Although it is not recommended for beginners or players who do not have much power, it is recommended for players with power such as high school boys and above.

    good point
    ・Easy to hit with downward rotation
    The sheet is strong and can be lifted fairly easily.
    ・Ease of hitting speed drive
    Since the drive draws an arc, it is easy to hit a speed drive that flips and spins.
    When you fight against Cutman, you can duck with a strong hit.
    ・Easy to use the counter
    If you rub it upwards, it will go over, so if you push it forward instead of upwards, it will go in.
    ・Easy to block
    Even though it drives faster than tension rubber, it stops completely when blocked.
    ・Easy to use bench technology
    It's easy to stop and flick.

    Bad points
    ・It doesn't rotate as much as I expected.
    It doesn't rotate as much as I thought it would even though it's adhesive rubber.
    ・Quick balls probably won't come out that much.
    I feel like when I attack, I don't get as many quirk balls as I thought.
    ・Rubber is heavy
    If you paste it on both sides, I think it will weigh about 190g including the weight of the racket.

    Overall, it is easy to use and organized.
    However, if you apply it to a wooden racket, the rubber will not bounce, so it is better to use it with a racket made of special materials.

    See original review

    2023/09/04
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    7
    Control
    9
    Hardness Hard

    Recomend racket ALTIUS COMBO

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