Spinning Drive Man's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2024/09/01
It's super light and fragile.
Since it's light, it doesn't really fly much.
But it's really easy to put spin on the ball.
It's easy to use for the price.
Might be good as a backup blade.
Well, if only it weren't so easy to break...Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Evolution MX-P
Recommend rubber(Back) Evolution MX-P
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2024/06/18
If you really put spin on it, the speed comes out a lot and it spins well too.
It's easily affected by the opponent's spin though.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket HYBRID ZC inside
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2024/06/17
I used max thickness on my forehand side.
The first thing I noticed hitting with it was that it's honestly hard to handle.
I'd only ever used German-made rubbers before, so when I closed the racket angle, the ball dropped more than I expected.
So you need to open the angle a bit and brush the ball, but with that swing, topspin rallies became super stable, and I was hitting drives with a ton of spin.
Hitting against backspin was easy.
Speed drives felt a little lacking in pace, but if you swing properly, the ball comes out with good spin.
Loop drives were really great.
The ball comes in sharp with an unbelievable amount of spin.
Flicks are stable too, and pushes and stops are no problem either.
If you're someone who hasn't used a hard rubber before, I think this would be pretty easy to hit with.
The stability and spin performance are amazing, so I think I'll keep using it going forward.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket HYBRID ZC inside
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2024/10/12
Using max thickness on the forehand.
First off, I thought it felt hard for a 46-degree rubber.
It felt more like 48 degrees or higher to me, which was too hard for my backhand, so I switched it to my forehand instead.Forehand drive: really excellent. The spin is among the strongest of any rubber I've used, and the speed is pretty good too.
Even swinging forward, the ball doesn't drop, and I can drive through the ball from mid-distance or even away from the table.
Backspin hitting
Speed drive: this rubber pops the ball up quite a bit, so even hitting against backspin the ball doesn't drop.
That said, if you don't really sink the ball into the sponge, you end up sending back an easy ball for your opponent, so I felt you really need to commit to the impact rather than go easy.
On the other hand, when you really put your effort into it, the ball goes in with tremendous power.
Loop drive: this was the best part. Even swinging quite far upward, you get a low loop.
And on top of that, it's got insane spin.
This is the best loop I've ever been able to hit.The description said this rubber makes the MX-D easier to use, but personally I felt it was more like an upgraded version of the MX-P.
I think it's a high-performance rubber that a wide range of players, from intermediate to advanced, can use.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket HYBRID ZC inside
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2025/01/30
This blade produces insane speed.
However, there wasn't much sense of gripping the ball, so I think it's best paired with a softer rubber.
The rigidity is low, and I ended up breaking it quickly after knocking it against the table.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) EVOLUTION MX-P50
Recommend rubber(Back) VEGA X
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