chinen's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U50 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
User review
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2023/04/18
Pen reversal type, front soft on one side, Attack 8 OX on the other side.
Even though Attack 8 is OX, it bounces unexpectedly when it hits the core of the racket.
So if you don't hold it well, it will over. (Maybe it's a matter of getting used to it)
However, since it is half-grain tall, you can attack from yourself (although you need a trick), and you can also put out knuckles and cut balls, so I think that it is a rubber that can be transformed depending on the person's technical ability. It seems that the opponent is quite difficult to do, and even a somewhat loose return ball will make a mistake unexpectedly. So, I waited for a chance ball while swinging my opponent carefully, and at the end, I flipped my racket and decided to smash with the front software. I think that it is an interesting rubber that can play unbeatable table tennis.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Spin ace carbon
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2023/12/15
Used on one side of the reversible racket (Spin Ace Carbon). I was having trouble finding a combination of high-grain rubber because the racket itself would bounce, but after changing to this rubber, I was able to hold it down. His control performance is also high, and if he hits the ball, he can return it to the opponent's court. Although it is a defensive rubber, you can also attack aggressively if you get the hang of swinging the racket. Especially against Cutman, he can perform continuous attacks and swing from side to side so that the opponent doesn't have time to rest. The only thing is that the speed is slow when pushing, making it difficult to aim precisely at the course. This is better than Friction Special 2, which has a slightly lower grain height. But this rubber has performance that makes up for it. If you just hit it with a block, it's just a knuckle, but it's perfect for those who have the skill to use it, as you can switch to a surprise attack by swinging it off, or add extra changes such as sliding the racket. It is a rubber. However, since the controls are easy to attach, I think it will be easy for beginners to accept. It is a high-grain rubber that more people would like to use.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Spin ace carbon
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2023/01/26
Use 2mm thickness. Rotating pen holder. Front-end haste
I used it for the first time, but I got used to it immediately. (Isn't it easier to type if you used table software?)
If the fore side hits the core (even if you swing it around), it will pierce the opponent's court.
On the back side, you can't put out knuckle-type blocks unless you are conscious of it, but you can swing your opponent with a push.
The goodness of this rubber comes out when you hit it while pushing it forward with a little rubbing (with a little awareness of the drive).
It's easy to rotate, but (for table software) it's especially susceptible to rotation when receiving, so you need to get used to it.
The price and delivery time (1 month) are the bottlenecks, but it is well worth trying.
Next time, I will purchase the same rubber that is not "soft" and compare it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Spin ace carbon
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2024/04/13
This rubber has a good balance of moderate hardness and elasticity.
I replaced it with Tena 64, but I couldn't get used to the softness of Tena, so this hardness (semi-hard) feels good.
The bounce is definitely stronger than Tena 64 and the ball leaves the court faster, but it's a strange rubber that is easy to spin.
The trajectory is straight. However, depending on how you hit it, you can also draw an arc. (I guess it depends on your skill.)
The stability of the back surface is particularly noteworthy.
I'm using it in combination with pen grain and grain height, and I can hit the drive that my opponent connects with a back push. That's how quickly I can hit a tough course. (It's the highest rating of the inverted rubber I've ever used.)
The forehand is stable, but the counter tends to be over because of the bounce. However, it's a level that can be covered with practice, so there's no need to worry.
The amount of spin on the serve is comparable to Tena 64. The control is also good.
At first, it was difficult to make short serves and pushes to the edge of the net, but once I got used to the bounce, it was fine.
The only drawback is that it is heavy.
Overall, it is a good alternative to Tena or Dig, or even better than them.
Highly recommended for those who want to save a little more on the purchase price.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Spin ace carbon
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2023/12/23
This is a correction to a previous highly rated review.
After using it for a while, I found it difficult to rotate the serve and the control was unstable, so I stopped using it.
At first, I thought it was good because of the momentum of the ball, but...
In the end, the winner went to the Tenergy system.
In doubles, if I make a low rotation serve (maybe it's partly due to my technique), I'm easily paid off and pushed off the course.
With Tenergy, that was not the case at all... Perhaps because the seat is hard, it's difficult to rotate the serve, which is beyond my skill.
Now it is back with Tenergy 25. As expected. I think I'll try 64 in the future.
For the time being, Mizuno's rubber is... I'm sorry.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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