O3's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
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2026/05/09
I tried out the MAX. It weighs approximately 52g after cutting.
The sponge doesn't feel as hard as its hardness rating suggests; the topsheet is on the softer side.
The ease of ball penetration and the insensitivity of the topsheet are consistent with the previous Jekyll & Hyde series, which is very impressive.
While the V47.5 had issues with distance and speed, this rubber completely overcomes those problems.
In particular, the speed is at a level I've never seen before, allowing me to blast the ball deep into my opponent's court.
Furthermore, it retains the spin power to produce high-trajectory, rapidly dropping balls and low-trajectory, short-dropping loops from a low stance.
The downsides are the extremely fast ball release and its very short lifespan. It feels like the ball penetrates for just a moment before flying off at incredible speed.
The racket I paired it with this time was the Revoludia CNF 84G, which is supposed to be a racket with excellent ball control, but this rubber surpasses even that in terms of ball launch.
Regarding its lifespan, the sheet starts to deteriorate after about a month, which is a minor drawback.
This is a high-end rubber, different from the Dig 05. I highly recommend you try it.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF
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2026/05/09
I used the MAX46.2G.
As an evolution of the promising new Swat Spin, it seems that not only the sponge hardness but also the sheet composition has changed.
The increased hardness allows it to withstand stronger impacts to some extent, and the sheet is also on the stronger side.
Its characteristics are stability and auto-feel. While it can generate spin, the upper limit is moderate, and it's difficult to generate much power.
The sponge quality is still somewhat questionable, so the ball can drop unexpectedly if hit too hard, which is a slight complaint, but considering the price, it's quite high performance.
Because there are many rival rubbers, I can't recommend it as highly as Swat Spin, but since it's inexpensive, it might be worth trying once.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket NEVES WOOD
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2026/05/09
I used the MAX45.3G.
This rubber is very easy to handle with its extremely soft sheet and sponge.
It's inexpensive considering its performance, and it's been a while since I've found a rubber I can recommend right from the start.
I usually use rubbers around 50°, so it naturally pales in comparison, but the sheet is surprisingly well-made.
I was particularly impressed by how the ball doesn't drop easily with topspin. It seems better to hit with the sheet rather than just tapping the ball.
Personally, I recommend this one over Rozena because I prefer the sheet.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket NEVES WOOD
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2026/05/09
I used the FL89.8G. With extra-thick binding on both sides, the weight is 182.3G.
The blade thickness is 6.5mm, which is standard for a 7-ply blade, but its distinguishing feature is that the grip is almost identical to that of a Viscaria.
It's slightly thicker, but many enthusiasts appreciate that the grip doesn't move around during changes of direction and that it's easy to control the backhand face.
It has sufficient bounce, but the poor feel and center of gravity are concerning.
In particular, the center of gravity is quite far towards the tip, feeling as heavy as a 190G Innerforce ALC.
It's clearly heavier than a 184G Revoludia.
If you're looking for a 7-ply blade with a thicker grip, give this a try.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber（Front） SWAT POWER SPIN
Recommend rubber（Back） SWATSPIN
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2026/04/18
I used the MAX version. The weight, including the sheet, was 73.2g before cutting and approximately 50g after cutting.
Among spin tension rubbers, it has incredibly strong grip performance, and I felt that its high arc and ease of applying spin were superior to the Dig 05.
The feel of the ball is a high-pitched sound typical of a hard rubber, but surprisingly, it doesn't feel as hard as the sponge hardness suggests.
The ball goes extremely high, so it rarely drops, but it doesn't go as far as you expect, so spin awareness and a forward swing are essential.
Of all the rubbers I've used so far, the receive control and ease of serving are outstanding.
These two points are similar to the Grazer 09C, and I felt it had a slightly tacky feel.
After using it, I noticed a significant reduction in drive errors, and it's a good rubber that makes me want to try the XH version once I get used to it.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF
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