Donic Akkadi Taichi (Red)

Tensor 4 reviews

4 Reviews

#1 — October 2016

Giant Dragon Ball BlueSpin

I purchased this rubber because it was only ~$10 on eacheng (also on aliexpress), and I wanted to try it out on my Yasaka Sweden classic (~ALL wood blade). It turned out to be the perfect rubber for the backhand.

I’ve tried several other ~$10 rubbers, and this is definitely one of the best. I even think it’s a bit better than Focus 3 Snipe on a slower blade, which is the main competition in that price range.

I’ve since put it on a carbon blade backhand and a Galaxy N-9 that I set up for a friend. It seems to be a good fit everywhere; very predictable and consistent.

Edit: It seems that the supply of $10 sheets has dried up. It’s still a great rubber, and still affordable, but no longer a superbudget allstar.

#2 — March 2016

Review: Donic Bluefire M2

Rating:

Criticisms regarding the rating of this rubber seem exaggerated.

First Impression:

Upon mounting the rubber on an all-wood blade, the sponge felt firm.

Backhand Performance:

However, in use, the rubber exhibited unexpected qualities. Despite its initial firmness, it felt medium-soft when striking the ball. The dwell time was impressive, allowing for precise shot placement. The combination of spin and control was exceptional, enabling confident flicks against opponent’s serves.

Speed:

While not excessively fast, the rubber provided sufficient speed to challenge opponents. It was rated between 8.9 and 9 out of 10 in terms of speed.

Spin and Control:

Both spin and control were rated between 9.2 and 9.3, highlighting the rubber’s strong performance in these aspects.

Recommendation:

Overall, this rubber ranked among the reviewer’s second-favorite backhand rubbers, just behind the Tenergy 64. It is highly recommended for players seeking an affordable option with excellent spin, control, and flicking capabilities.

#3 — March 2014

Donic Akkadi Taichi 1.5 mm Red Rubber

The Donic Akkadi Taichi 1.5 mm Red rubber is an ideal choice for aggressive all-round combination bat players when paired with long pimple rubber. Its exceptional spin generation, precise control, and sufficient speed enable effective flat kills.

Excelling in spin serves and blocking techniques, the Akkadi Taichi rubber outlasts most tacky rubbers in terms of durability. Additionally, its reasonable price point makes it an accessible option for players. Overall, it is a top-quality rubber that enhances the performance of all-round players seeking an aggressive and versatile game style.

#4 — December 2012

Review of Red Rubber

The Red Rubber is very elastic with good speed, ample spin, and decent control. The only issue is that the sponge is a bit hard. This rubber is suitable for all-around play.

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