German potatoes's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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2026/07/21
Using this on my forehand, at max thickness.
For this price range, I'd say this rubber is on the "doesn't fly" side. Because of that, unless you get a really solid impact that matches with the rubber, you'll only get shallow topspin drives.
I think it's fairly easy to put spin on, but since the ball tends to land shallow, I can't recommend it for players who like to drop their contact point and hit from low.
So what's actually good about this rubber?
It's the meet shots and counters. This rubber is about as dense as a guy who can't notice a girl likes him until she actually confesses — meaning it's insensitive enough that you can crash straight through floating balls. And as mentioned, since it "doesn't fly," it's easy to keep the ball in. Counters also come out with solid power even with a compact swing.
And yet the topspin drive comes out shallow (and flat) — that's another quirky trait that becomes a weapon. In the opponent's head, a whole drama plays out: "Is he going to meet-hit it at that height? Okay, I'll back off half a step... wait, the drive was way shallower than that!" Of course, if you commit to the shot enough, you can still get a high-performance drive to fly, so I think this ends up being a rubber where you make good use of both its weaknesses and its strengths.By the way, a chopper friend of mine begged to borrow it, and I reluctantly let him — he complained afterward, "This thing doesn't fly at all."
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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