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Sticky 18 reviews
I am a third ball attacker with a loop and using RITC 729 40S on my forehand. It gives me excellent loop and almost 80% of opponents can’t return the ball.
However, this rubber is not ideal for my forehand. It can’t generate good spin in top spin and even medium or beginners can return the ball.
This rubber is ideal for drive and shots during the rally. However, it can easily lift the ball for a top spin. Tackiness is too low and is soft rubber, which can easily return opponents speedy top spins.
Ample speed and control. The tackiness is just below some Chinese tacky rubbers. This is a very good rubber to start developing your offensive potential.
Blade Yeo Power 7
The BH is Battle 1 and FH is a 2.2 mm red sheet of Faster Feiighun.
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After Boosted (3 layers of Xtreme Booster)
Other Observations
The fastest 729 rubber of all! Surprisingly light despite its hard, light green 2.2 sponge (red rubber).
I will compare Faster with Battle 2. Battle 2 is superb, of course, and tackier, but Faster is “kind of lethal” and slightly faster, lighter, and also tacky/spinny enough. The evaluation has to focus on the adaptation to ABS balls and win ratio.
Very good for both backhand and forehand. I have always used it for forehand. It is so fast and quick to attack. The sound is good. It is also good for service, with a lot of spin in service. Value for price.
It was my first rubber on a preassembled racket. It is good for players who are improving their techniques. It provides good control, good spin, fast enough speed, high throw angle, more than average gears and is durable. It works better on stiff blades.
So far, I’ve tried DHS Hurricane 3 provincial and national versions (both blue and orange sponges), NEO Hurricane 3 commercial, Skyline TG 2 & 3, etc. The Friendship 729 ‘Faster’ rubber has characteristics similar to the abovementioned rubbers. It may have slightly less power and spin, but not by much. I highly recommend you try this rubber for FH or even BH; it works perfectly for me. I use these on both sides of a RITC Friendship V-5 blade and am very pleased with the results. As with any Chinese rubber, make sure you have a sponge and rubber cleaner, as you need to keep it constantly clean.
Definitely a great FH rubber if you like Chinese ones. It’s a little bit heavy; the sponge gives a hard feeling, and the rubber is tacky. You can put lots of spin on service or top spin. No tensor effect, but without speed glue or booster, this rubber has sufficient speed for me. If you are really good and use tensors, perhaps you will need to boost this one. Control is great on short games. For me, it is a 999T with more speed, very close to an H3 neo. (FYI, I oil boost all my hard-sponge Chinese rubbers.)
Awesome and superb rubber! It is cheap and offers great value for your money. I love this rubber so much that I use it for both my forehand (FH) and backhand (BH) shots. It is definitely an attacking rubber and may not be suitable for beginners. However, it is my favorite lethal weapon, and I do not hesitate to use it for attacking or hitting killer shots.
That’s why this rubber is named faster. However, I don’t like the spin produced by this rubber.
This is a cheap and really fast rubber. I’m using it on my forehand. Honestly, it lacks spin, but it’s good for offensive players.
Very tacky, cheap and durable! The green sponge is also very nice. Slow loop is a monster!
This rubber is a good choice for beginners, but it does not offer the same level of performance as more advanced rubbers.
This is the best rubber because it is very fast and very spinny. It is a great choice for offensive players looking for maximum speed and spin.
When I execute a loop with this rubber, it is somewhat inconsistent in reaching the other side of the table. It definitely needs more control.
On the other hand, it performs quite well when serving.
I put two sheets of this rubber in 2.2mm thickness on a Stiga Carbotech blade (from Stiga’s made-up bat range).
It was very spinny, and both sides held their tackiness well. It also had good control.
However, it lacked in the speed department. This makes it good for a close-to-the-table all-spin game.
It’s not an offensive rubber; it’s more all+. It was too slow for me.
Very heavy tacky rubber with great speed but poor control with 2.2mm thickness. 2.0mm is a much better choice, offering good control (8) with slightly less speed. Spin is adequate but not as high as that of the Higher Transcend sponge.
This rubber is very offensive in nature.
Classic Chinese rubber. It is a little bit faster than Higher 1.
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