roar's profile

Gender | Male |
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Age | U10 |
Experience | 2〜3 years |
User review
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The feature of this rubber is that it is easy to use anyway! Even those who are soft and have a weak impact will bite into it firmly, becoming an arc and stable. If you are a beginner, I think you should start by developing the feeling of flying the ball yourself and the feeling of spinning, but if you use high-performance rubber there, you will be blown away, so it is recommended to start with this rubber. To do!
For advanced users, it may be unsatisfactory to use it on the fore side, but I think it's enough to use it on the back side!
It is also recommended for cutmen. The cut is stable because it doesn't fly too much, but it doesn't bounce at all, so it's very easy to suppress loops and the like.
Also, this rubber is naturally cheap, but it has a very long life! I think I can go for about half a year lol I think it's no exaggeration to say that the cost performance is the best in the current environment.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Swat Carbon
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It is pasted for rental of club activities!
Basic strikes such as forehand and backhand shots have a sense of stability anyway. Of course, basic techniques such as tsutsuki are also easy to do, so I think it's perfect for beginners who want to learn various techniques first! At the timing of becoming an intermediate player, I think it is necessary to change to a rubber with a little stronger tension, but it is definitely the best for beginners.
Also, I think that there is also the adoption of the back side of the back cut man. I think that it is difficult to cut the back with the back soft if the rubber has a strong tension, but with this rubber it was cut quite beautifully!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket BLOODWOOD
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Considering this rubber as table software, it takes a lot of rotation.
I felt that it was different from Morist SP AX and Inpartial XS, which are popular rotation table software. These two are soft and have an image of firmly biting and spinning, but Spin Pips D2 spins with the technique of hanging on the surface, and knuckles come out with the technique of biting into the sponge.
In other words, Saab, Tsutsuki, Chiquita, etc. are easy to rotate, and it is easy to knuckle with drives, smashes, blocks, etc. So until you get used to it, it's hard to tell where the rotation is and where the knuckles are.
I think it's a rubber that can confuse the opponent, so if you want to use the table, please try it as a candidate for adoption!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket VIOLIN
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At first, I tried hitting without knowing much about this racket, but I thought it was a seven plywood board because it felt pretty hard. However, I remember being surprised when I heard that it was made of five plywood. Although it is hard, it will bite in to some extent, so it goes well with tension rubber with soft to medium hardness. The speed is given by the racket, so it is an image that compensates for the rotation with rubber.
The technology that I felt was the easiest to do is the speed drive. The speed comes out on its own, so if you hit it with the image of making it bite firmly, it will be quite stable.
It is a recommended racket for drive man who pushes at speed!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) Carl P-1R OX
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It is pasted on the fore side of the sub attack racket!
I used Kyo Leopard Turbo Blue for my main racket, so I chose this rubber because I wanted to make it a little easier to use, but it was easier to use than I imagined. I felt it was soft for its hardness (Is the seat soft?). Because of the strong adhesion, the drive takes a lot of rotation, and it is easy to do on the bench and block, and the speed is at a minimum, so I don't think there is any technology that is particularly difficult to do. However, it doesn't fly much, so I think it will take time for tension users to get used to it.
I also tried cutting. I put it on an attack racket, but it was still easy enough to hold down. Rather, if you stick it on a cutting racket, it may not bounce too much and it may be difficult to do on the contrary.
For those who are using leopards etc. and want a little more ease of use, I think that there is absolutely no need to adopt it in the back because it is surprisingly lightweight for those who want to stabilize the table and block!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket BLOODWOOD
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