Ishitsubute's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2022/10/26
I'll get straight to the point.
This is one of the rubbers I push super hard.
Right now I have the black max-thickness version on my forehand, and I've been using and loving it for about 9 months.
Its features:
1) Soft
2) Bouncy
3) Gets spin
4) Good distance
5) Low arc
6) Great extension on second-speed balls
7) Easy for the short game
8) Easy to drive against both backspin and topspin
9) Stable defensive technique
and with all these features, above all, ever since I started using the Dignics 64 I've been able to beat players several levels above me.
That's basically why I push the Dignics 64 so hard.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2022/10/03
This rubber is a great pick for players who want a large-ball rubber that feels close in performance to long pips or an unpredictable short pips rubber.
The reason is that if you're someone who uses long pips or unpredictable short pips on your backhand or on a penhold blade in regular play, using the Donuckle 44 for large ball lets you play the same way you would with regular ball.
From your opponent's perspective, the ball comes out so strange it doesn't even feel like large ball, and it's very hard for them to handle.
If you're someone who uses long pips or unpredictable short pips with regular ball and you're moving over to large ball, this is definitely a rubber worth trying.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket KOJI MATSUSHITA
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2022/11/13
Let me say this upfront: this isn't suited for choppers other than players like Hideda or those placing near the top at national tournaments.
I test-hit it with Rakza 7.
The reason is that it bounces too much and you can't keep your chops under control.
This is recommended for players who like the feel of pure wood, want more bounce, like the hitting feel of hinoki, can't get along with special-material blades, like 3-ply construction, or like thick blades - or for players with an unusual rubber on the backhand who play close to the table.
It's also good for large-ball (38mm+) players.
It's such a good blade that I'm even considering switching from my current one.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Rakza 7
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2024/03/30
This is a rubber I used in the past.
I used the thick version in red.
First, on the plus side, you can play without any stress.
The consistency is also higher compared to other short pips.
Knuckle balls come out naturally too.
The spin is also quite strong for a vertical-pips rubber.
I'd say the feel and the hardness of the rubber lean toward the soft side.
It seems to suit a demanding player pretty well — someone who wants to push forward with speed while still wanting spin and knuckle balls too.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2024/03/30
It's marketed as a rubber for beginners.
But for some reason, it's got quite a lot of speed and spin, plus high control, for something aimed at beginners.
By the way, the only thickness available is 1.6mm (medium).
That's because they only sell the thickness aimed at their target customers in order to keep the price low.
Beginner and intermediate players who are currently struggling with their table tennis should definitely give this a try at least once.
I think you'll get performance that satisfies you.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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