ゲンガー's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2023/02/09
Max thickness on a Korbel, 47.3g.
It's an easy rubber to handle. It's easy to hit against backspin, and both looping and hard hitting are possible.
There's really nothing it's bad at - it's a solid, well-rounded rubber. The feel is the same as the DNA series.
The difference from DNA Pro is really the power - Pro had more spin and speed. Also, the Pro M sheet felt softer.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket KORBEL
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2023/01/16
I hit with the max-thickness version on an Innerforce Layer blade. Weight was 46.6g.
Overall it's a rank above DNA Pro in performance.
The topsheet is on the softer side, but the way it flies is just right.
With DNA Pro I was worried about brushing the ball with the sheet, but here that wasn't an issue. There's a good amount of spin, though not as much as Tenergy.
I felt it's an all-around rubber that handles anything well, whether you're spinning the ball or hitting it flat.
Testing it with just a single shot, I thought it might be a rubber without much character, but in an all-around drill format, it's easy to return pretty much any kind of ball. When you return something in a hurry, you can send back a ball that's hard for the opponent to smash. It gives you the ball you're picturing in your head, so I felt this is a rubber I'd recommend to people who make a lot of mistakes and want more consistency.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ALC
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2022/10/30
I put it on an Innerforce Layer ALC / Kenta Matsudaira ALC and used it on the backhand. Thick, 44.1g.
It's soft and easy to hit flat shots with. When hitting drives, I really felt the ball sink into the rubber. This comes down to preference, but I personally prefer a bit quicker ball release, so pairing it with an outer ALC blade felt just right. There's no technique that's hard to do with this rubber - overall it's easy to get the ball on the table.
That said, for hitting against backspin, it was more stable to let the ball sink into the sponge rather than brushing with the sheet.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ALC
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2022/10/12
I played with this on a Japanese-style Segno.
The pips are horizontal and densely packed, and just looking at it, it seemed like it would grip the ball well - and it really does; it spins the ball a lot for short pips.
Meeting the ball felt good too. No issues producing knuckle balls, as long as you go for them yourself.
That said, this might just be down to my own technique, but when I tried lifting a low ball into an arc (roughly 80% meet, 20% brush), the grip on the ball was almost too good and I made mistakes. I had the same issue with the horizontal-pip Morristo SP AX. It didn't happen with Booster SA, though.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket SEGNA
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2022/10/11
I tried it with an Aqua Blade and a Segna, both penhold blades.
Being vertical pips, flat (angle) hitting is outstanding with this one. Knuckle balls come out naturally too, so a plain block is enough to send the opponent's shot into the net.
Brushing the ball does add spin, but it was more of a "not bad for vertical pips" amount.
Against backspin, unless you keep the ball low when brushing or work the placement, you'll easily get countered. If you manage to turn it into a flat (angle) hit, it becomes a knuckle ball, and the opponent seemed to have a hard time handling that.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket AQUA BLADE ROUND Ⅰ
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