SEINOKmakiri Ⅱ3's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | ２〜３ years |
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- Racket
- Developed with and used by Tomokazu HarimotoSimilar to Innerforce Layer ALC with moderate speed a...
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- The new STIGA Mantra is developed with the latest Japanese rubber technology and offers the perfe...
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User review
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2023/11/23
I borrowed a friend's racket.
I thought it might be a softer-sponge version of Shoryu and tried it, but it turned out to be a completely different rubber.
It has less tackiness compared to Shoryu.
But the control is overwhelmingly better than Shoryu!
I can recommend it as a first tacky rubber!
Personally, I found counters and blocks easy to do with it!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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2023/11/11
This thing is incredibly strong!
It's easy to put spin on, and smashing is easy too!
Counters are just plain easy to pull off!
Even if I swing carelessly, the counter still goes in!
The weak point is that at first my serves tend to drop short, but once you get used to it, it's not a problem.
The other weakness is that it's heavy — that's the biggest downside.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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2025/02/03
I'm using this on the backhand of my Harimoto ALC.
It feels like a Tenergy with more control but less spin and speed.
The feel is quite similar to Tenergy actually.
I'd heard it was a speed-oriented rubber, but it generates plenty of spin too.
Serves are easy to put cut on as well.
I think the lifespan is a bit longer than average, though it seems to vary - some units wear out faster.
I also tried the Mantra M, but at my skill level, the Mantra S suited my backhand better. It's too soft for the forehand though, so I'd recommend the Mantra M there instead.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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2025/02/03
First off, this is super similar to Tenergy 64!
Smashes, flat hits, and close-to-the-table drives are easy to hit and powerful!
Some people say the spin is lacking, but if you make solid contact you get plenty.
The control feels about average.
Pushes and stops are also no problem and feel good.
I never felt like it was hard to put spin on, so I think it's an all-around rubber you can use for everything.
I'd recommend it for the forehand of beginner-to-intermediate to intermediate players who play close to the table!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ALLROUND EVOLUTION
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2025/02/03
This is the best rubber I've ever used.
It's on the slightly tacky side, but it's tackier than Xianglong.
If you put a TSP protective sheet on it, you can stick the ball to the racket, point it face-down,
and walk more than 10 laps around the table with it stuck there.
The feel is softer than Xianglong.
Loop drives are super easy to pull off! I feel like I can lift any ball!
And stops just die dead, and pushes get insane amounts of spin!
Of course serves get crazy spin too!
It spins so much that too much spin can actually work against you!
Open the racket angle for a drive and it gets speed and spin, digging deep into the table!
This rubber has an incredibly high arc.
Coming from tension you'll probably overshoot a lot at first, but you'll get used to it easily within a month.
The harder you swing, the faster it gets, but hit it lightly and it doesn't fly at all. But there are times when that's actually a good thing!
As for stroke style, a lightly opened racket angle within the tacky style suits it better than a tension-style stroke!
It's cheap, lasts a long time, and on top of that gives crazy spin with decent speed too — the ultimate rubber!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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