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Gender Male
Age U20
Experience 4〜5 years

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  • Blue Grip J3

    User review

    Used on my forehand. There's almost no tacky feel to it — it feels more like a fast, springy German rubber. You can either smack it or brush it, whichever you like. The sheet has a somewhat calm, moist-feeling texture, and it doesn't fly off too strongly with a gentle touch, while still comfortably standing up to the opponent's spin over the table. It really bites the ball, and there's no slippery feeling at all. "Comfortable" is exactly the right word for it. That said, maybe because I'm not used to it yet, controlling loop drives felt tricky. Hopefully that gets better once I'm used to it…
    Speed drives feel super comfortable.
    For serves, it was easier to control if I committed to a full cut rather than a half-hearted one. Knuckle serves are also easy to produce.
    People interested in this rubber probably tend to go straight for j2 or j1, but I strongly recommend trying j3 first. j3 is a really good rubber, and even at 50 degrees it's plenty hard. (This advice is really aimed at intermediate-or-below players who are, say, fans of Zhang Jike and just want to try it out casually — advanced players, feel free to go straight for j1.)
    It seems like a well-balanced rubber that would suit pretty much any blade.
    It pairs amazingly well with the Long 5.

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    2026/02/21
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket HURRICANE LONG 5

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  • HYBRID MK

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    After using it briefly on my forehand, I moved it to my backhand.
    It was more than good enough on the forehand too, but the backhand was the best.
    It's not overly sensitive to the opponent's spin, and there's a feeling like the sponge wraps around the ball and overwrites it, making pushes, blocks, and loops all very easy to control.
    The ball-holding and control performance really lives up to the hype.
    I felt this was almost a magical rubber that suits both players chasing high performance and those who'll trade a bit of performance for control and stability.
    It's listed as 48 degrees, but it feels a bit softer than that.
    It has a moist, softish sheet that gives a calm, settled launch, paired with a sponge that's mellow(?) yet has real backbone. It's an exquisitely perfect balance.
    I think it suits pretty much any blade.
    That said, I imagine it pairs best with a bouncier inner or outer carbon blade. In fact, the match with the Long 5 is spot on.

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    2026/02/21
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    8
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket HURRICANE LONG 5

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