ryu-ka001's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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Use racket, rubber
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- Racket
- The Ma Lin Carbon is the blade currently used by MA Lin,who appreciates the ease with which the b...
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- Rubber (Front)
- RAKZA X is the first rubber with NSS (New Surface System), Yasaka’s new production process to imp...
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- Rubber (Back)
- RAKZA X is the first rubber with NSS (New Surface System), Yasaka’s new production process to imp...
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User review
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2023/10/13
This is the pinnacle of German rubbers that come close to feeling like a Japan-made rubber.
I'd been avoiding it since it only comes in max thickness, but I'm glad I finally used it...
The topsheet looks smooth and glossy, similar to Tenergy.Strength #1: the best thing about it is that it's high-level across the board while still being very controllable. It's easy to vary how hard you drive the ball! And thanks to the 50° hardness, you can swing through hard shots with confidence too. There's plenty of speed as well.
With Evolution MXP, when driving hard shots, the ball sometimes got grabbed too much (maybe because the rubber is soft). The 50° version, though, grabs the ball just the right amount and releases it.
Strength #2: it's easy to drive against backspin! This goes for both loop drives and speed drives, but it feels like a rubber that's good at "at least getting the ball in."
The first time I used Evolution MXP (thick), I struggled to drive against backspin — the ball kept hitting the net instead of reaching the opponent's side. If that sounds like you, I'd suggest going up a thickness or trying this 50° version!
Rakza X and Mantra M.H, rubbers with a similar position to Evo 50° in terms of controllability, feel to me like they have a lower ceiling for hard shots. But Evo 50° gives you the best possible shot within the range you can control.
Everyone, definitely give it a try!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket MA LIN CARBON
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2023/10/20
I bought this looking for a racket with a similar feel to the Ma Lin Carbon but with more bounce.
First off, some people call it a racket that flies way too much, but I didn't find that to be the case. The bounce stayed within a controllable range, and for some reason the feel seemed soft. It bounces even without forcing your swing, so topspin rallies were easy.
I tried a bunch of rubbers, but personally, Evolution MX-P (max thickness) on the forehand was the best. Great feel, and the bounce is more than enough. I seriously considered making this my main racket, but...At my skill level and with my sense of touch, the backhand had too much bounce for me to control. Maybe because the blade is thick and hard to feel flex in, the ball leaves the racket faster than I expect.
The forehand is excellent though, so I'd recommend this to advanced players or anyone who wants to enjoy hitting hard forehands!
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Evolution MX-P
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