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Experience 6〜10 years

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  • KORBEL

    User review

    I've wanted to try it for a while,
    The quality of the back cut is very high! The trajectory is low and it fits well.
    I never thought I could hit such a beautiful cut that looks like a thread.
    The blade is small, so it's easy to swing through, and you can swing it full without hesitation.
    Personally, I recommend the ultra-thin Feint Long 2!

    It's difficult to control the forehand, so you need to keep in mind the basic downswing from above.
    However, if you are a so-called modern cutman who divides the work into separate parts, you shouldn't have to worry about it too much.

    It's also good that you can feel "hitting" with your technique in general.
    I tried 7-ply and special materials, but the 5-ply plywood gives you a sense of security.

    The grip is also easy to hold.

    If you are a cutman, you can buy it for just under 10,000 yen, including rubber.

    This is too good value for money.

    It's not just a long-selling product.
    It's a supreme product.

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    2025/07/19
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) Vega Asia

    Recommend rubber(Back) フェイント・LONG 2 超ゴクウス

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  • Vega Asia

    User review

    I was looking for a tension rubber because the adhesive didn't suit me, and I chose Vega Asia, which was inexpensive and had a good reputation for cutting.
    I like the feeling that you can cut with the whole rubber, not just the sheet.
    It goes well with the Corbel, which has good ball control, and attacks and counters are done well.
    The quality of the overall drive technique is high. (That's what you'd expect from a tool.)

    As a result of trying it out, the reasons I wrote this in the headline are as follows.
    ・It is impeccably all-purpose not only for cutting, but also for drive techniques, table play, and serving.
    ・You can't cut it unless you have good cutting skills (it's a good practice for acquiring cutting skills)

    Compared to today's high-end rubbers, it has a relatively long lifespan, which is another recommended point.

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    2025/07/20
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket KORBEL

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  • Rakza 7

    User review

    This is my first German tension rubber, and it offers good value for money. I want to compete with spin without too much bounce.
    I recommend this rubber to cut players like that.
    It gives you the feeling of hitting the ball with your own power, is easy to control, and is easy to apply spin with all techniques.
    Personally, I think it will help beginner and intermediate cut players improve their skills.
    The soft and light sponge is also good. It makes it easy to control even powerful hits with a cut.
    It's easy to create an arc, and drives feel stable.
    I think this rubber has just about everything.

    On the other hand, my receive may be easily affected by my opponent's shot.
    Also, is the ball quality light when attacking (or is it just spinning smoothly)? I originally use DNA PRO H professionally and thought it might be too hard, so I tried the Rakza 7, which I had been interested in but hadn't used for a while,
    and I felt that it had some disadvantages when attacking.
    (This is just a comparison, and if you think about it normally, it will produce enough power.)

    It might work well with a harder racket or a racket made of a bouncy material.

    Once you get used to it, you can also move on to the Z.

    *Additional note
    It pairs extremely well with the Masamune, so give it a try.

    It's a surprisingly good match for the sticky feel of the three-piece cypress.

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    2026/01/11
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket HANEYOSHI

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  • Original T version

    User review

    It feels like a cross between a spin and a variation type.
    The best way to describe it is to reduce the variation in Spectrum S1, making it easier to apply spin.
    As a result, there's less stress when attacking or transitioning to the back.
    You can't add variation to push and cut shots unless you consciously use your knuckle,
    but it's great for practicing adding variation.
    The sponge is soft, so it's easy to control, which is also good.
    Overall, it's easy to use and reasonably priced, so I think it's a good introduction to non-spin (top) cut players.
    After using it, you can decide whether you want a spin or variation type (or the grain).
    One thing that bothers me is that the area where you place your finger may tend to turn white.

    Additional note
    The grains seem larger and denser than the normal original.
    So I guess it's a top that's more geared towards spin.

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    2026/01/11
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    5
    Control
    8
    Hardness Soft

    Recomend racket HANEYOSHI

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  • GLAYZER09C

    User review

    As expected, this is Dignics' entry-level model. It does spin well.
    Serves and push shots are impeccable. Long shots are also well-suited.
    However, from a cut shot player's perspective, when using it for forehand cuts, it tends to result in a knuckle cut,
    which often drops like a forkball and goes straight into the net, so I try to hit it at a slightly sharper angle.
    Another good thing about this rubber is that it's light.
    It's easy to swing, so I think it would also be good for junior high school students and women.

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    2025/08/06
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket DIODE PRO

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