Table tennis - GTR's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 2〜3 years |
User review
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2022/10/25
This is a Tenergy that's easy to use, thanks to being an FX version. Combined with the 80's topsheet, which is all about balanced performance, I think it's easier to handle than any other Tenergy.
Since the sponge is softer, the ball bites in properly and you get spin and power on your shots. It also felt easier to use for the short game than other Tenergy rubbers.
Even from mid-distance to away from the table, if you sink the ball in well, you can pull off those signature ultra-low-contact-point Tenergy shots.
All in all, it's a really easy-to-use Tenergy, so I'd recommend it to anyone trying Tenergy for the first time‼️Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ALC
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2023/06/17
This rubber really grips the ball. Both the sheet and sponge are soft, so depending on how you use it, you might even get more spin than Tenergy.
That does mean it's more affected by the opponent's spin, so if you don't swing through properly the ball can drop short.
The speed is a bit on the slow side, but since it's a soft rubber the control is super easy.
It's kind of like a control-enhanced version of Rozena, so I think it works from about your second rubber onward.
It has no quirks, so I think it's a model that appeals to everyone.
Hope this helps!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket EARLEST CARBON
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2023/06/17
Used thick.
The rose-colored spring sponge looks great!
My first impression was that the grip performance is just outstanding, above everything else.
The "tolerance" name isn't just for show — unless your stroke is really off, it grips the ball and sends it flying. Speed feels about average for a tension rubber.
If you can use Rozena at a certain level, I think you'll be able to move up to high-level tension rubbers like Tenergy, Rasanter, G-1, and so on.
Glaizer has come out now too, but there's nothing else out there that matches Rozena for both value and performance, so please, please try it out!
Recommended from your 2nd-3rd rubber onward! Also, a lot of people stick with Rozena the whole way through, so I think you can keep using it forever without ever moving on to something like Tenergy!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket SK Carbon
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2023/03/18
I'd been using R48 and V47 before switching to R45.
Probably because the sponge is softer, control has gone up. Of course it still has that distinct Rasanter quirkiness, but compared to the other rubbers in the series, that quirkiness has dropped dramatically.
I thought, this is great!
Since it has Energy Cell built in, it flies well while still keeping control (I used the 2.0 thickness, by the way).
It's an all-rounder rubber — let the ball sink in and you get tons of spin, or snap it and you get super-fast shots!
I think it's the perfect entry point into Rasanter, especially the Energy Cell rubbers!
Hope this helps!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket WANOKIWAMI MIDORI DEF
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2023/06/17
The grip is thin, so it feels a little unreliable, but wrapping it with grip tape makes it much better.
The bounce is low, noticeably more subdued than other wood blades.
I'm using Rasant, and even at 2.0mm, missing into the net increases as soon as I back off to mid-distance.
That said, it's just right for learning basic strokes, and it has excellent control. It's a blade you can hit consistently with, from the short game all the way through drives.
I'd recommend it for junior players or women players just starting out!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
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