prisoner's profile

Gender | Male |
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Experience | 11〜20 years |
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I use it in the back. It is a serious spin type rubber. It feels like the top sheet catching has evolved from the Vega X. The trajectory draws an arc compared to Lazanter R48, which has the same hardness.
I think you will be able to hit high-quality drives without any discomfort even if you move from the middle price range.
I use 7-ply plywood, but if you use it in the foreground, a material-based racket seems to be able to take advantage of the characteristics of rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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It has a lot of bounce, but it's a rubber that grips the ball. The top sheet is soft but sturdy so the ball won't fall out. Basically, it is a rubber that grabs the ball and sends it flying, but the ball will also travel even if you hit it only with the sheet. It's extremely fast and bounces tightly in your hand. For the first two weeks, it was a different kind of rubber and had high performance, but it was so amazing that I couldn't handle it. From around the 3rd week onward, you will start to see the benefits of Lazanter. Especially try getting down from the platform and hitting a shot drive. You'll become addicted to it. I think it's best for the racket to be made of a material that suppresses momentum. With Hinocarbon, the ball would bounce and float when serving or on the table.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Hino-Carbon Power
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I used it with a thickness of 1.6 on the back. It is easy to spin with the front rubber. Blocks also stop properly and you can miss your opponent's timing. Basically, it is the front part, but when it goes down, it is more stable if you cut it. Since it is a light rubber, it is also good that you can stick whatever you like on the fore. The material of the racket is recommended because it is powerful when flicking and hitting meat.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Hino-Carbon Power
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I used 1.6mm on the back. It's a knuckle-type rubber on the front, but it grips the ball like the soft rubber on the back. You will be able to flick and hit like a machine gun. Recommended for those who want to use front rubber for quick attacks. If it goes down, it will be more stable if you cut it. Another good point is that the thickness of the rubber can be made thinner, so you can attach your favorite rubber to the fore. I think the material of the racket is good.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Hino-Carbon Power
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It is the original cost performance strongest rubber. I used Mark V 13 years ago, and it's been a while since I played table tennis, so I bought it because it was a more bouncy rubber than back then. I was wondering how it would feel with a plastic ball, but I was able to drive, smash, counter, and flick without any problems, so it was amazing. I hit the ball in a retro style in the front half, so the ball ran, but I don't think it's suitable for people like Tenergy who hit with tension. I think 7 rackets is good.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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