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've used three units — FL at 90g, 93g, and 87g.
If you want to use this type of blade, I'd recommend picking the heaviest individual unit you can still swing comfortably.
For a blade with no special materials, the bounce and feel off the blade change quite a bit depending on how dense the wood is.
The 87g and 93g units in particular differ so much you'd think they were two completely different blades.As a blade it checks the thick, fast, and heavy boxes, but surprisingly you can also feel the wood holding onto the ball.
Since the board is thick, it's less about flex and more about the outer limba layer gripping the ball, I'd say. The ball comes off fairly quickly, but not too quickly — that balance is spot on.
True to wood, the appeal is in the slight variation in shot quality and the heavy shots it produces. That said, there's no help from any special material, so it all comes down to your own power.
Lifting backspin really tests your technique, so whether you can swing through there or not is a good way to decide if this blade is right for you.Aside from the sound on contact not quite being to my taste, this is a really excellent blade, especially combined with the value for money.
Compared to Innerforce-type grips, this one is rounded rather than angular, so it feels a little thinner.
The balance point is also more central to hand-side, so it's easy not to notice the weight as much, which is another plus.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2025/02/24
I used the FL at 88g.
This has been continuously sold for over 40 years, a true long-seller and probably one of the defining 7-ply blades.
The current version has a 6.5mm thick blade, and compared to power-oriented 7-ply blades, it puts more emphasis on spin and a substantial, weighty feel.
It also has bounce that's not far behind inner-carbon blades, so it's easy to see why it's sold for so long.That said, personally I have some complaints about the grip and blade shape, so I'll note them here.
First, the top ply is quite thin, so there's a durability issue. Personally I'd consider a racket coating essential.
Second, compared to other manufacturers' blades, this one's blade is slightly longer, and the grip end is longer too.
I think that shape is meant to balance the center of gravity, but it feels a bit off during serves and quick direction changes, which is the downside.Also, the FL grip has a distinctive shape — thin and narrow at the center, getting thicker toward the grip end.
Besides checking how it feels in your hand, there's quite a bit of individual variation in how the grip is finished, so checking it in person at a store is a must for this blade.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Rakza 7 Soft
Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Europe
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2026/02/21
I used max thickness. After cutting it down, it came out to about 46g.
At 80 hardness, the ball flies too much and what used to be a flat, straight trajectory now shoots up even more, but surprisingly the actual distance ends up landing about right. Impression-wise it works out.
The height of the arc and the strength of the sheet are on another level, and it's very well suited to drive-based technique and countering.
Both loops and speed drives come out with a shot that really carries. Hitting backspin balls is also on the easier side.On the other hand, since flat hits tend to shoot upward, if you hit it the same way you're used to, it has its quirks.
It really comes across as a rubber for advanced players who can drive everything, whether the ball is high or low....
The short game also tends to pick up a lot of spin from the opponent, so it really exposes your skill level.If you can master it, it's without a doubt a top-class rubber, but it's pretty finicky.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF
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2025/11/07
I used 2.1mm thickness. About 45g after cutting to size.
The sheet is still on the firmer side as usual, but it feels softer than 05.
What really stands out is how far the ball flies. Because it grips the ball so easily, if you hit it with the same feel as 05 you'll rack up overshoot misses one after another.Compared to 05, the ball comes off more automatically with plenty of pace, but the amount of spin is a bit underwhelming.
I don't think it suits players who want to win through loops or heavy spin.
If anything, I'd recommend it for players whose main weapon is repeated sharp speed drives without full swings.
The short game and serves also tend to float up a bit since it's soft, so it takes some getting used to.On the backhand, the thin, faint feel off the rubber stands out even more than on the forehand. It comes off more on its own compared to 05 or 80.
If you just trust the rubber and swing, the ball goes in well enough, but I think opinions on this will be split.Overall, I'd say this is a Tenergy that's really tailored for the fast-paced modern game.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket REVOLDIA CNF
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2025/07/20
I used the 2.1mm thickness. 61g before cutting, about 43g after cutting.
The look is distinctive — pips that seem to bulge out from a thin topsheet stretched to its tension limit.
The sponge is a dense type with a reasonable hardness, but the topsheet is quite soft, so it's a rubber that holds the ball well.
It carries on that classic VICTAS straight-line trajectory, but the ceiling on bounce and spin is modest.
On top of that, the lifespan is short too, but in terms of weight this rubber is unmatched by anything else.It's even lighter than Rozena, which is famous for being a lightweight rubber — at the 157×150 size, dropping below 45g is quite common.
If you're looking for a lightweight German-style rubber, I'd love for you to give it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ACOUSTIC CARBON INNER G-REVISION
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