O3's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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Use racket, rubber
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- Racket
- The Arylate Carbon fibers are located closer to the core than with non-layer blades, which leads ...
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- Rubber (Front)
- TENERGY 05 has a unique feeling using a combination of Spring Sponge technology, High Tension rub...
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- Rubber (Back)
- • Tenergy 80 is the ideal balance between spin and speed• Even faster than Tenergy 05 and offerin...
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User review
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2025/06/28
I used the 2.1mm version.
The sponge is a bit firmer than medium hardness, but the sheet is on the softer side and the ball sinks in easily, so it feels more manageable than its rated hardness would suggest.
Because the sheet is soft, brushing-type spin techniques are easy to do, but the arc is on the lower side and the depth of the shot tends to be a bit shallow.It has a consistent level of ease across every technique, so I think it makes a great benchmark for the 47.5° hardness class.
If you want a higher arc, Rakza X or Dignics V47.5 are options; if you want speed or a flatter trajectory, V>15 Extra or Rasanter R48 — it's easy to find your next step within the same hardness range.It didn't hit me with the same impact as Rakza XX or X Soft, but it's a good rubber for German-tension users looking to move up from the 42.5-45° range.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Acoustic
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2026/02/14
I used the max thickness. Before cutting it was 67.8g, and after cutting to fit, about 47.8g.
The build has a thin sheet like the Rasanter series, but since the pips themselves are thicker, it feels more spin-oriented than the Rasanter.
The sheet itself is on the soft side, so it's easy to put spin on. That said, the ceiling doesn't seem all that high.The bounce is fairly strong, and the trajectory is a low, flat one.
It has an "automatic" feel that's unusual for a German-made rubber, so I think it's easy to recommend even to people who normally use Japanese rubbers.
My one concern is that the ball doesn't travel quite as far as I expected. Bumping up the hardness might solve that.The M is fine either way — a "just right" kind of rubber — so I do think the real choice is the H or the XH.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF
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2025/11/13
I test-hit the 2.1mm.
I tried it as an entry point into the Dignics lineup. The grip on the ball is better than Tenergy 05, but you can definitely feel the hardness.
Compared to Tenergy, there's also a certain German character to it, which personally left a good impression on me.The ball tends to fly upward. I thought the Tenergy 19 I'd used before also flew high, but this is even more so.
It gets quite a lot of distance, and the spin is also fantastic - as the receiver, you can clearly feel the ball carry through after it lands on the table.
It comes in on a flat, driving trajectory, so the first time you face it you'll get jammed and rack up block errors.On the backhand, meet shots come out with a piercing, sharp trajectory, but because of its hardness you need real impact or it won't be stable.
In exchange, you can produce a really powerful ball, so if you're confident in your game, definitely give it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF
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2025/11/01
I used the FL 85g version. With max thickness rubber on both sides it comes to 176.8g.
Its selling points are a soft feel and how well the ball comes off the blade — it's a blade that leans a bit toward flat hitting.
Even among special-material blades, it really resonates in the hand quite a lot. The feel is very close to a 5-ply paulownia wood blade.
Compared to other makers, the head shape is closer to an egg shape, and it's designed with the balance point near the hand so it's easy to swing through.
The thickness, at 6.0mm, is also just right for balancing stiffness and flex.The grip is a rounded style without sharp edges and is a bit on the thick side. It's not especially wide though.
It has a different feel from the SK7 or the Innerforce, but aside from where my thumb sits, I could hold it without any discomfort.
If you grip shallowly, you might need to shave it down a little.Personally, it seems to pair better with German-made spin-oriented tension rubbers around 48° than with Japanese rubbers like Rozena.
This is a good blade you can stick with for a long time, from your first step into special materials up to a fairly high level.
If you're curious, please give it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
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2025/09/28
I used the FL at 87g. The feel is great, so I've made it my main blade.
It's one of the top-tier blades even among Tamasu's lineup. I really felt that the performance more than justifies the price.
It has it all: a soft, wood-like feel, the kind of easy control over power that you get with inner-carbon blades, and the powerful ball release of an outer-carbon blade.What really stands out about this blade is the combination of outer-carbon-like bounce with a soft, wood-like feel.
Of course it has that nice soft, controlled feel for the short game and blocking, and even on hard hits it doesn't have that metallic ALC/ZLC feel, so I'd like even people who don't like carbon to give it a try.The grip shape is an Innerforce-style shape with slightly rounded edges. It's not too thick either, so even people with small hands can grip it firmly.
If I had to point out one downside, it's that the ball release is somewhat quick, but even so it holds the ball much longer than a typical outer-carbon blade.
If you want something closer to inner-carbon, I'd recommend looking for a lighter individual blade at 85g or under.Right now it's one of my best pieces of gear. It's a great blade I feel I can keep using for a long time.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) DNA PLATINUM XH
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 64
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