RPGs's profile
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2023/08/03
The top sheet is soft and the sponge is a bit hard, so you get a decent ball whether you hit it softly or with a strong impact.
You won't be overwhelming opponents with loop spin or blasting through with sheer power, but beginner-to-intermediate players — who this rubber is aimed at — can't really pull off that kind of play in a match anyway. (Not looking down on anyone — everyone starts out that way.)
Rather than getting pushed around by a high-performance rubber, using one that matches your level lets you play with more confidence in matches, helps you develop your own feel for hitting, and doesn't cost much either — it's all upside.There's nothing in particular that's hard to do with it, and the performance is well-balanced with a slight lean toward speed.
It's easy to put spin on, the ball doesn't go flat even with a slow swing, and the control is passable.
I can easily recommend this as a second tension rubber.
One thing to watch out for though: the top sheet is quite fragile and chips easily.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FLYATT Carbon
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2023/08/03
Just because it bears the name of the grip, the reliability when hitting downwards is unmatched.
If you don't make the wrong swing, the loop will go into anything.
The speed is about average among tension rubbers in this price range.
There is nothing particularly difficult to do on the bench technology, and there are no weak points.
Although it is not suitable for playing like hitting a Bashibashi drive from the apse, it is a rubber that can be recommended with confidence for intermediate players because it has an outstanding sense of stability. Personal cospa strongest rubber.
It is also a point that if dissatisfaction comes out, you can shift to the power grip without discomfort.
Even considering the slightly shorter life, it is the most recommended in this price range and hardness range.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket FLYATT Carbon
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2023/08/03
I pasted 1.9 on the back.
It is a comparison with the fore Hexa grip (1.9).
· Speed Evo ≒ Heki I didn't feel much difference
· Rotation Evo ≥ Heki If it hits, Evo is more effective. Personally, I like to use the grip of the seat to apply loops, so I felt that the Hexer was easier to apply, but the Max value was superior to the Evo.
・Easiness of rotation: Depends on how you hit it as described above
・Control: Evo ≤ Heki: Almost no difference. I personally like Hexer, so this evaluation
・Grip power Evo < Heki Evo is not weak at all, so I don't mind. (only Hexer is strong)
· Longevity Evo >> I'm glad that the Evo series has a long life. Hexer is shortOverall, it feels like good or bad performance for the price. You won't go wrong using it.
Since the flight distance is not so much, it is recommended for the back of the front-end drive type.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket VIOLIN
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2023/08/03
I was using this blade when I first started playing table tennis.
The fast ball release, the higher-pitched "poko-poko" hitting sound, the distinctive feel — it's carbon through and through.
(Which makes sense, since even though it's ultra-thin carbon, the carbon is on the outer layer.)
That said, it never flies uncontrollably far, and it does still take spin.
In terms of stability and ease of control, it holds its own against any regular wood blade out there.
The initial speed is fast and the blade is light, so it's a perfect fit for players who attack close to the table.
I think it's a good blade for beginners to learn what carbon blades are about.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) HEXER GRIP
Recommend rubber(Back) ROZENA
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