コタロス's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
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2026/02/06
Switched from the Hybrid K2PRO.
The Hybrid K2PRO felt quite hard as I got tired, so I switched to a slightly sticky rubber with a hardness of around 50.
It felt much softer. There was almost no stickiness, and it felt like a tension rubber. It produced a very arcing shot. The sheet was strong, and my counters initially caught too much and went over. It was easy to stop the ball on the table and make push shots.
Because it's softer than the K2PRO, flicks felt a little more difficult. Also, the feel of the serve seems different, and the amount of spin seemed to decrease.
However, other techniques were much easier to perform and it was great.
If you're currently using a slightly sticky rubber, I think it's worth giving this a try!
I also like the fact that once you get used to it and want a harder feel, you can turn it up two more levels.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket MK CARBON INSIDE
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2025/12/31
I was originally using the K3FX, but felt it wasn't enough, so I tried sticking it on a Libra and found that the ball traveled further than the K3, so I switched to this.
It's completely different from the K3, and it feels like I'm hitting with a Chai Rubber, with no automatic feel at all.
It doesn't have much bounce, but if I swing it properly, I can hit a powerful ball with a lot of spin. Underspin shots also stay on the table, so I don't feel like I'm making a mistake. However, if I don't swing it properly during a rally, the ball will end up being a straight shot, so I feel like I need power and technique.
Counter shots are also easy to use as they don't lose to the opponent's spin.
Those who prefer automatic or Tamas rubbers will probably find this difficult.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket MK CARBON INSIDE
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2026/01/08
It felt softer than it looked hard, and was very easy to handle.
However, with my swing speed, it dug in too much and often fell off.
I think it's a good introductory rubber for those using a slightly sticky club for the first time.
I also tried using it with a backhand, and found it very easy to perform chiquitas and underspin shots.
I think it would probably be a good backhand rubber for upper-intermediate players.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket MK CARBON INSIDE
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2026/02/06
I'm not good at inner rackets, but outer rackets are difficult to control, so I've always used wooden rackets.
I heard this racket was somewhere between inner and outer rackets, so I tried it out and it had a very unique feel. Despite being an inner racket, there was no muffled feeling, which I personally really liked.
It went higher than I expected, making it very easy to counter from the middle of the court. Personally, I don't feel like it's a very powerful racket.
If you like other inner rackets, you might find it difficult to handle.
If you like outer rackets but find them difficult to control, then it might be worth giving it a try.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber（Front） Blue Grip J3
Recommend rubber（Back） MANTRA SOUND
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2025/12/31
The slightly thinner acoustic grip made it easy to hold.
The racket had a supple feel, making it easy to control and handle.
Because it's made of wood, it has less bounce than a carbon racket, but it's still plenty strong.
I think this is the perfect racket for beginners to intermediate players looking to improve their technique.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber（Front） V>20 Double Extra
Recommend rubber（Back） MANTRA SOUND
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