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This is a highly recommended classic rubber. I chose it based on positive reviews, seeking a balance between beginner and intermediate playstyles. The reviews were accurate: this is a quality rubber that offers a grippy surface, excellent control, and moderate speed.
Compared to the Xushaofa rubber I used long ago, the Micro provides slightly more control, a touch more speed, and an equivalent level of spin. While the Xushaofa had a very sticky surface, the Micro’s grip is sufficient to generate comparable spin on my serves. Its high consistency is a boon for a beginner returning to the sport after a 20-year hiatus.
The Micro excels in close and mid-range looping, serves, and short play. While it doesn’t stand out in any one area, it performs all aspects of the game admirably. Previously, I experimented with various “beginner” rubbers from Schildkrot-Donic, DHS, Butterfly, and Xushaofa. Among these, the Micro stands out as a high-quality option for beginners. I’ve witnessed significant improvement in my gameplay since using it.
Paired with an OFF- blade, the Micro forms a harmonious combination. It provides control, spin, and sufficient speed for executing winning shots. If you’re seeking the ideal rubber to enhance your technique or embark on your table tennis journey, look no further than the Micro. It offers excellent value for money, eliminating the need to invest in more expensive alternatives.
It’s a good rubber, especially for beginners and intermediate players. This rubber will be great for players who need to learn or improve their movements with a nice product without spending a lot of money. It fits better in the backhand, for sure. The surface is not very tacky, so it’s easy to receive serves and play short games. It’s a soft rubber with a light weight, so if you’re having problems with heavy blades (especially if you’re a reverse penholder), it’s a good choice!
This rubber is characterized by its exceptional softness, rated at 40° on the hardness scale. This extreme softness provides unparalleled ball control and spin generation, enabling players to execute intricate techniques with precision.
The soft rubber allows for a high level of dwell time, increasing the contact duration between the ball and the racket. This extended contact time facilitates the generation of intense spin and accurate placement.
Despite its softness, the rubber still maintains a degree of firmness, ensuring consistent performance and durability. The balance between softness and firmness makes it a versatile choice for players seeking both control and spin.
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