Netin today too's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U30 |
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2026/06/05
When I switched to chopper style, I put a Curl P1R on my backhand at the time (before that I'd been inverted rubber on both sides).
It was my first time with long pips, but I got used to it without too much trouble.
Lower-pip rubbers are probably easier to handle, but I think if you start out with this one, you'll end up able to handle any long pips rubber, so to speak.
The variation it produces is huge, and I think it's a great rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2026/06/05
I used this back when I played as a chopper.
Personally, I found it easier to put spin on the ball than with Tackiness, so I liked using it. (At the time, I felt the spin performance was better than the catalog numbers suggested.)
But after the switch to plastic balls, when I tried this rubber again, it barely spun, barely bounced...
My blade was a Cutlass.
In modern table tennis, I guess it's positioned as basically a slightly upgraded toy blade?
Still, I think the control is outstanding.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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2026/06/05
I switched from shakehand to Chinese penhold with this one.
I originally mainly used a shakehand blade for chopping, so I was looking for a blade with a moderate amount of speed and settled on this.
Besides this, I also tried the Hadraw VR-CS, but that one was a pretty finicky racket.
This one gives the impression of landing shots naturally with a normal swing, so it feels like you need less fine-tuning.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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