coral reef's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ４〜５ years |
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- Racket
- If you want to develop a consistent offensive game, but are unsure which blade to use, you can...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Sriver EL combines Sriver's top sheet with a medium-soft elastic sponge.This softer sponge al...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Sriver EL combines Sriver's top sheet with a medium-soft elastic sponge.This softer sponge al...
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User review
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2025/12/24
As the title suggests, this racket is at the pinnacle of wooden rackets (5-ply wood).
The Acoustic uses glueing techniques from stringed instruments to expand the sweet spot, increase stability, and provide a solid feel when hitting the ball, resulting in a racket with excellent performance both offensively and defensively. This creates a grippy feel when hitting the ball, making it a racket that makes table tennis practice more enjoyable.
If there's one drawback, it's the narrow grip, which may not be for everyone. If you prefer a larger grip, we recommend the Acoustic G-REVISION.
After playing with it at the shop, we found that the weight difference was less noticeable compared to other rackets, so we recommend choosing the racket that you find easiest to swing.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber（Front） FLYATT EVO
Recommend rubber（Back） FLYATT EVO
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2025/12/21
The Corbel has a slightly larger blade and is a five-ply wood design with a good balance of spin and bounce. This provides excellent offensive and defensive stability, and I felt it was a racket that brought out the best in any rubber.
However, as mentioned in the title, it's important to note that this racket varies greatly from one player to another. Performance varies significantly depending on the weight, with rackets in the mid-80g range having reduced bounce like a cut player's racket, those in the mid-90g range having a bounce closer to an inner racket, and rackets approaching 100g having a bounce closer to an outer racket. I recommend choosing a racket that suits you. Also, even for rackets of the same weight, the darker the top board, the stronger the bounce, so I think it's an area where preferences vary.
Personally, I found that a racket that's slightly lighter than average, with a less dark top board and weighing around 90g, is best for achieving a balance of spin and bounce and being easy to swing.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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