roar's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | ２〜３ years |
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- Balanced racket for a cut of the balance of momentum and control. Recommended to cut introductory...
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- Grain shape close to a grain high.Change system table rubber to exhibit also high knuckle effect ...
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User review
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2023/05/08
It's an anti-spin rubber, but among anti-spin rubbers it has a fair amount of friction, and the sponge is soft, so if you put in the effort, you can even generate some spin of your own.
This is from a chopper's perspective - pushes were tough at first, but once I got used to it, it became fairly manageable. As for chopping, being an anti-spin rubber, you can chop heavily spun loops without being affected much. But against fast, speed-oriented shots, I got pushed back a bit and found it tough. If you have the technique to handle fast shots, I think this is a perfectly good choice for chopping too!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket MASAMUNE
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2023/04/29
I think this rubber is best used on the backhand!
First, since it's soft, it doesn't fly too much, so you can block and handle the short game stably. For topspin drives, if you hit while consciously letting the ball sink into the sponge, you get a lot of spin and stability. Counters are a bit tricky, but I think they land more easily if you imagine hitting down on the ball from above.
My recommendation is definitely forehand G-1 max thickness and backhand C-1 thick! With that combination, I think the ball will land on the table pretty reliably. Beginners, try it on your forehand; intermediate and above, definitely try it on your backhand!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Swat Carbon
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2023/05/09
Personally I'd call this a speed-oriented rubber. Fast drives and flat hits felt really good. That said, you probably shouldn't expect much spin from it...
The sheet is hard and the rubber flies quite a bit, so I think it works best on a softer blade like a 5-ply wood, or if you want a composite blade, an inner-composite one.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket VIOLIN
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2023/05/08
This is a review from a chopper's perspective!
It doesn't get as much variation as the P1, but the pips tip over easily the way you want them to, so it was easy to use. For pushes, once I focused on making thicker contact, I could get backspin on them. For chopping, the maximum amount of spin is low, but you can get consistent spin. To put it negatively, that also means chops don't get much variation..
That said, for close-to-the-table unorthodox techniques like pushes and chop-blocks, it gave nice variation just like the P1.
I'd recommend this more for close-to-the-table unorthodox-style players than for choppers!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Super defensive
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2023/05/08
It has carbon in it, but it doesn't bounce too much and flies at just the right level. If you put tacky rubber on it, it makes up for the bounce just right, and you get massive spin on loops. Also, taking advantage of the carbon, speed drives and smashes get good speed and stability too. I've never used tension rubber on it myself, but I doubt it would fly out of control even with tension rubber, so I think basically any rubber suits it!
It also pairs well with long pips. Pushes get good speed and become aggressive, and chop blocks can get a good amount of spin too, I think.
It's a great blade that lets a player's own individuality show through, so tacky-rubber users and long-pips users, please give it a try!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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