roar's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 2〜3 years |
User review
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2023/05/08
It has a bit of tackiness, and even though it's a tension rubber, the short game was really easy to play. Just like its reputation, pushes have good spin, and chiquitas go up nicely and land stable.
And I think this rubber's biggest weapon is hitting against backspin! Even against a well-spun push, you can lift it up easily. I'm not really great at topspin drives myself, but with this rubber I feel like I could pull one off even in a tense moment in a match, lol.
Just like Nittaku describes it, I think it's perfect for beginner to intermediate players whose rallies usually end by the fourth ball!
I'd also highly recommend it for choppers! Since it's tacky, pushes go in low, and chops get a reasonable amount of distance too, making it easy to add variation.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket BLOODWOOD
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2023/05/13
I normally use Hurricane on my forehand, and since this is also a Chinese rubber, it was really easy to use. It genuinely feels like Hurricane with tension added, so I think Hurricane users would find it easy to switch to.
There's really no technique that's hard to pull off with it - it feels like it takes the best of both tacky and tension rubbers. That said, it's a fairly hard rubber, so you need a strong impact to generate real power. On the flip side, if you do have that strong impact, you can produce really powerful shots. Chops are nicely controlled and travel a good distance, so it's very easy to use for chopping too - I think it would work well for choppers as well.
Also, the price is very cheap, so I'd highly recommend it for high schoolers. Just what you'd expect from Yasaka, I guess lolOverall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2023/04/29
I got to try a friend's racket!
Before trying it, I figured it would be an advanced-level rubber that just flies off the blade, but I was surprised at how much control it actually had.
It sinks into the sponge easily, and both topspin drives and blocks come out with a nice arc and feel stable.
It was on an offensive blade, but I tried chopping with it too. Since it gets good distance, if you swing firmly from top to bottom, you get a sharp, aggressive chop. I think it could totally work for a chopper too (pro players actually use it that way).
That said, whether you can rely on it in a tense match situation really depends on your skill level..
I think the best time to switch to this is right when you're moving from intermediate to advanced as a tension-rubber user!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Timo Boll W5
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2023/06/10
Even though this blade is an inner blade, for light hits and short-game techniques it's so close to wood you wouldn't even notice there's carbon in it. But when you drive, the carbon kicks in just the right amount to add bounce, making it a really easy blade to use.
Also, for hitting techniques like smashes and flat hits, you get a big benefit from the carbon, so it's really the best of both wood and carbon.
I normally use an all-wood blade, but I could use this without any discomfort. It's a good blade usable from intermediate to advanced players!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Dignics 09C
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05
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2023/05/09
Unlike Hurricane Turbo Blue and Turbo Orange, this feels like the quintessential Chinese rubber. This is really what comes to mind when you say "Hurricane." It's a hard rubber, but it's had the "idatei" pre-treatment applied, so it's a bit softer. It has a lot of the quirks typical of Chinese rubbers, but I found it surprisingly soft and easy to use.
Drives naturally get a ton of spin. Even a player with somewhat weak impact should still be able to get a decent amount of spin. Speed, as you'd expect, doesn't match a tension rubber, but it does have a minimum baseline of speed, and the harder you swing, the faster it gets — that's the part that really tests a player's skill. And above all, since it doesn't fly much, the short game is really easy. With a push, the ball goes in even if you push it a bit, and if you make firm contact you can put a lot of cut on it.
I can also recommend it for choppers. I'm actually a chopper myself, and I got a real sense of reassurance from slow chops that just dropped onto my opponent's side of the table.
I think it's a rubber that works from beginners to advanced players, so drop your preconceptions and please give it a try!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Acoustic
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