Yasaka Pryde 30

Rubber description:

Yasaka Pryde 30 stands out as a prime choice for table tennis players seeking a blend of extreme spin, outstanding speed, and exceptional control. This dynamic rubber, crafted by the renowned Yasaka brand, is designed to elevate your game to new heights, empowering you with the precision and versatility to dominate the court.

With a speed rating of 92 and a spin rating of 95, Pryde 30 unleashes devastating attacks while maintaining exceptional control, which is rated at 71. The tacky surface, with a tackiness rating of 0.9, ensures a firm grip on the ball, allowing for precise placement and devastating spin variations. The 2.5mm sponge strikes a perfect balance between feel and power, providing a responsive yet forgiving touch that inspires confidence in every stroke.

The Pryde 30 exhibits impressive gear changes, adapting seamlessly to different playing styles and situations. Its 8.1 gears rating enables smooth transitions from aggressive attacks to delicate touch play, keeping your opponent guessing. The throw angle of 1.8 contributes to a flatter trajectory, facilitating low-trajectory drives and powerful loops that dip sharply onto the table.

Yasaka Pryde 30 boasts exceptional consistency, earning a rating of 7.9. This rubber delivers consistent performance, shot after shot, allowing you to execute your tactics with unwavering accuracy. The durability, rated at 6.5, ensures that this high-performance rubber will endure the rigors of intense training and competitive matches.

Overall, the Yasaka Pryde 30 is an exceptional tensor rubber that caters to a wide range of playing styles. Its combination of blistering speed, superb spin, and precise control empowers players to unleash their full potential and dominate the table. Whether you're an aspiring player seeking to elevate your game or a seasoned professional aiming for victory, the Pryde 30 is a formidable weapon that will undoubtedly enhance your performance.

Recent Reviews

#1 — March 2013

This rubber is quite unusual. The topsheet is not very grippy at all, especially when compared to the Acuda series.

Additionally, the throw angle is much too low. During matches, my opponents often complain about the 3 or 4 net balls I hit each game, even though I am not intentionally trying to strike the net.

Blocking with this rubber is inconsistent. While it is not necessarily difficult to block, the results vary significantly. In contrast, Acuda S3, Vario Big Slam, and Tenergy 05 FX are much better alternatives.

Flat hitting is challenging with this rubber, and its durability leaves much to be desired.

Considering that you will spend about $50 per sheet anyway, I recommend opting for the Acuda or Coppa series of tensors. I highly suggest Acuda S3 or S2.

While this rubber might be decent for beginners, it ultimately lacks both grip and durability.

#2 — February 2012

Very nice rubber! It performs excellently on stiff blades. :)

#3 — December 2011

It’s a great rubber for forehand play, and it perfectly balances with the Corneau Hinoki. This combination enhances performance and provides excellent control.

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