はしたか's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | More than 20 years |
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2025/10/22
Used on a penhold, forehand pips. I've also played with the original Tornado Supreme. Compared to the original, the Soft version is lighter and the feel when hitting has less of that quirky character. Not only is the sponge softer, the sheet is also different from the original, and I think that's what's behind it. With the changed sheet and sponge, you could say it leans a bit more toward a standard tension rubber.
As for the specs that matter most, I think the spin performance is very high. Serves, pushes, and drives can all be loaded up with plenty of spin. It's not that meet-hitting is hard either — it also has good pop. There's plenty of speed too, so I think it suits players who like to take the initiative and attack. You won't get the classic short-pips knuckle ball from normal hitting, but depending on how you hit (like blocking down on top of a drive), you can produce it.
The original is hard, heavy, and has a strong Chinese-pips character, which made it a bit hard to use, I think, but with the Soft version that difficulty is reduced, so I think it's a rubber a wider range of players can use.
The downsides are the price, and the fear that it might get discontinued...Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Garaydia Revolver-R
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2025/10/30
I used this back when it was called the TSP Kaisoku. The rubber on it is VO103. Just as VICTAS's site describes it as suited for penhold with short pips, I think it does suit short pips well. It's a racket with good speed and good kickback, and I get the impression spin is relatively easy to put on too. (The product page describes the feel as somewhat hard, but personally I didn't find it all that hard.) It makes good use of short pips' characteristics while still offering a decent amount of control, so I'd call it an all-round racket rather than a pure attacking one. The blade is a bit on the thick side, which might bother some people, but I think that's also why the head doesn't flex much. That said, maybe because of the blade shape plus the thickness, it was a little hard to get the racket face angled right, which made the short game tricky.
I called it an all-round racket, but it does have quite a bit of bounce, so a high-tension rubber, or one with slightly toned-down bounce, might be easier to handle with it.
Overall I thought it was a really good racket, so short-pips users should definitely give it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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