Yasaka Rakza X

I am testing a sheet of Rakza X Max in the backhand and so far I am totally satisfied with it. Comparing it to Rakza 7, which has always been my ideal BH rubber, RX shows the same speed and spin, but control is improved in all areas, especially in blocks and loop exchanges. Its throw angle is very high, the ball passes high above the net and still lands on the table. Blocking with it is a breeze, extremely easy to control direction and deep. I recommend it to players who have an all-round and controlled backhand.

Wonderful rubber. Very easy to use and huge control in all game kinds of shots. Not extremely fast, decent speed but very spinny when you brush the ball correctly. Allows insane spin at service while not very sensitive to the opponent’s spin, so relatively easy for service return. Terrible loop and top spin, efficient block and terribly good in short game. Chopping is also easy and can be dangerously sharp with the medium to low throw angle. Its enormous control allows beginners to use it easily while advanced players can also benefit from its good speed and generous spin. A lot better than T05 (a little bit less speed, equal spin but so much more control). I don’t understand why it is so underrated.

One of the best rubbers I’ve tried. It provides enormous control, allowing me to execute various shots with precision.

While not as fast as Tenergy or MX-P, it offers sufficient speed to conclude points effectively.

This rubber pairs exceptionally well with medium-stiff blades such as Eternity VPS V, Carbonado 45 & 90, Acoustic Inner Carbon, and Viscaria for both forehand and backhand strokes. It deserves more recognition for its remarkable performance.

This rubber is excellent for BH! It is very grippy, fast, but still has enormous control. One more thing that stands out from Raxza X is its consistency. It can hit the exact same spot with the exact thrown angle, so I can control the incoming and attacking ball very easily with my BH.

I pair Raxza X with DHS gold arc 8 on my FH, which has slightly harder and faster rubber. I think I will use this rubber combination for a long time!

Very balanced, consistent, and controlled offensive rubber. It performs well in all aspects. The only area where it may fall short is spin, but with proper technique and power, spin can still be deadly.

The short game is impressive, with excellent counter drives and counter loops close to the table and mid-distance. Blocking is also very good. I use it on my backhand with the Butterfly Viscaria.

Serve and serve return are average, not the greatest but still good. The rubber is not very spin-sensitive, which helps with serve return.

Overall, I am very satisfied with this rubber.

Grip is insane!!!

One of my favorite backhand rubbers alongside Tenergy 05 and Rakza 7, I have it on my Yasaka Soft Carbon blade in max sponge. Though it has a harder sponge than R7, it has a softer top sheet; so despite having a greater top speed for a superior kill shot, it also has a better feel when looping.

Where R7 is great for me is during fast topspin rallies. I don’t need to put in as good of form or positioning to fling back to the other side. In conclusion, Rx wins in the speed and placement while R7 wins in “control” and chopping. So I’d say I favor R7 and Rx equally; it just depends on your blade and your technique.

Using this rubber for 2 months now, I’m impressed. For me it just does what I want it to do, it’s very consistent. My previous rubber on FH was Rakza 7 soft, only needed 2 training sessions to adjust and Rakza X brings just so much more consistency in power shots without sacrificing in the control/feeling department. The top sheet is grippy, very easy to open up, not so bouncy, it’s spinny and quite linear. This is my first try with a harder rubber, I like it!

Using Rakza 7 on BH now. I think I’ll try Rakza X on BH as well. The Rakza 7 requires a closer bat angle when you add more power to your shots, especially at mid- to far distance from the table.

This rubber truly shines in max sponge. It produces a satisfying sound and has a medium-hard feel. Despite its firmness, it is surprisingly spin-oriented, making it a formidable weapon for creating spin.

Its speed, while not as rapid as Omega 7 Pro, is still respectable. It generates a slightly higher throw than the Omega 7 Pro.

After a few sessions of use, minor ball marks may appear on the rubber’s surface. However, its performance remains largely unaffected.

Considering its affordable price point of 30 euros in my region, this rubber offers excellent value for money. It is highly recommended for players seeking a spin-focused rubber with a decent level of speed.

I use Rakza X in my backhand, which is a very solid and good spin rubber. With this rubber, you can use everything.

Great low throw rubber. It generates a lot of spin in serves and fast loops. Perfect for close to mid-distance play.

I played with R7 and R9 earlier, but now I stick to RX because it is more linear. It doesn’t lose the spin from R7 and still has the speed to finish the point.

Wow, what a rubber! It’s easy to play with yet so deadly. The topsheet is very grippy with a nice sound. It has very linear playing characteristics. The spin is out of this world. I’ve played Rasant Grip before, and this rubber is very similar to that. I’m playing with Rosewood nct7, and it’s awesome. I also tested it on a 5-ply Donic Diacon, where the throw was a little higher.

This rubber is a good choice for speed on forehand shots.

All-round, this rubber is great for blocks and loops. I used it on my backhand.

Amazing backhand rubber! It blocks like a brick wall with a crisp sound and excellent control. It makes you want to block even more!

Really good on backhand.

Don’t know why I took so long to use this. What a great rubber!

It’s incredible how balanced Rakza X is, even at high levels. The speed and throw angle are above Rakza 7, though spin is slightly below. But what is good is the confidence you get in your shots, because the control is superb.

It has an amazing grip. Rakza X is a keeper.

Austrian Open: LIANG Jingkun used Yasaka ALNADE, while Falck used DHS Long 5 and Zhang Jike SZLC.

Yasaka Rakza X is a popular choice among players, including Zhang Jike.

Players often use different rubbers on their forehand and backhand sides, opting for a spinnier rubber on the forehand side and a more control-oriented rubber on the backhand side.

Rubbers can vary in thickness, with thicker rubbers providing more spin and thinner rubbers offering more control.

The choice of rubber depends on the player’s individual style and preferences.

Very good rubber played by world ranking man nr. 18 Mattias Karlsson, Halmstad Table Tennis Club. It is clearly underrated here by some strange thing.

Very easy to play with. Just pick it up and start!

Yasaka Rakza X Soft

Quality of construction, as with all products of this brand, is excellent. Yasaka claims that this rubber has the highest launch angle of the Rakza series, but this is not entirely accurate. It has a medium-low launch angle, hard rubber, and hard sponge. It offers excellent spin and good speed, but no more than the R7. I believe it is more suitable for the forehand in flexible, medium-soft, or thin woods.

Rakza X Review

Rakza X is a huge disappointment. Coming from using Rakza 7, R7 soft, shining Dragon, and rising Dragon, all these rubbers are better than Rakza X. Rx feels mushy and the spin is not there as expected. It is still good rubber, but Rx is not an upgrade in my opinion. I think Rx soft might be slightly better with sound. Enough of all these hypes…

This is a rubber with a good balance between speed and spin, while also providing good control. It isn’t incredibly fast, but it doesn’t lack speed either, and the throw angle is medium high. Overall, if you’re looking for a balanced rubber, this is a great choice.

Nice rubber. I struggled in the beginning because I used my first blade with this rubber. However, after a few weeks, everything came back to normal. It’s nice and fast, and the spin is very strong when you hit the ball. It has a nice feeling, especially in practice.

I have been using Razka X on my forehand for over a year. First, I used it with my Primorac, and it was a great complement to my all-around attack style. It had enough power and spin to put pressure on my opponents. I could also chop, block, and loop with control and decent power.

As I changed from using a Primorac to my Inner Force ALC, the Razka X became even more deadly. I still have control, but the power of the spin and speed drastically increased. I love Razka X for the great price and the outstanding performance I get in my matches. It really shines on a carbon blade as long as you have the technique to access the potential from Razka X.

The perfect rubber for your forehand. It provides a great feeling, making it excellent for the short game and topspin shots from short or medium distances.

However, to get the best performance, it is recommended to pair it with rigid blades.

I have played with Yasaka X for about 12 months. First, I used it on a Stiga Evolution blade, and now I use it on a Stiga all-round classic blade.

It is very powerful and effective for offensive play, and it is also quite controllable. I can smash the ball in consistently, looping is good, and my opponent has a hard time returning my serve because it has quite a lot of spin. I am hooked on Yasaka X.

I highly recommend Yasaka Rakza 10. I bought it new from a club friend for $40. Later, I purchased 3 more to put on a Stiga all-round offensive blade from TableTennis11.com.

I tried out my friend’s racket the other day. He uses Rakza X on both forehand and backhand together with Butterfly’s Viscaria. I thought the rubber felt pretty good. The spin and control were pretty good, and the rubber was fast.

It has good control in the open game but not the best control in returns. I have not tried any other Rakza rubbers, so I sadly can’t make a comparison.

The rubber is pretty heavy; I don’t know the exact weight. The throw angle was medium, and the sponge hardness, I think, is medium-medium hard. I can’t say much about the durability since I only tried them for one practice.

After much research for a Hi-Tech offensive rubber for the new 40+ balls, I decided on Yasaka RakzaX, glued on Stiga Hybrid Wood C-Pen Red Max.

The Yasaka RakzaX is an excellent offensive rubber. It is powerful with good speed, spin, and control.

I tried this 1.8mm red rubber, but I did not like it. What I read on reviews was strange… This uncut rubber is heavy (70g). The throw is low, the top sheet is hard, and the sponge is medium hard. It has no extra spin, only hyper speed and an almost dead feel… The rubber is something like a Bluefire M1 Turbo. The only good thing is its durability.

I tried it on Ovtcharov Senso V1 (1/10), Ovtcharov Soft Carbon (3/10), and DHS Hurricane King (2/10). On the backhand, it was almost unplayable, but on the FH it was somewhat better. Surprisingly, this rubber performed really well on Killerspin Diamond CQ (7/10).

The throw is slightly lower than the Rakza 7. The spin is comparable to the Adidas P7.

Very impressive rubber! I am currently using 2.0 on BH with a one ply Cypress 9.0 blade. The spin, control, and good speed make it one of the most impressive rubbers I have tried. The rubber grips the ball, and this makes for a wonderful feel and a quick release that results in winning shots. Wow, this is a fun rubber!

I’ve been using Yasaka Rakza X for about 6 hours, and I really love it. It’s very good for backhand because it’s both spiny and fast.

I’m pleased to say I got one of the first two sheets in the UK. I play with the 1.8mm thickness on my backhand, and wow, what a rubber! Backhand topspins are on target and invariably hit the baseline more often than not. The rubber has a nice feel, allowing for controlled and effective chops.

Previously, I was playing with Xiom Vega Pro, but I found frustrating quality variations between sheets. I will update on this subject when I have replaced the Rakza X a few times.

Speed-wise, Rakza X is slightly slower than Vega Pro, more in line with Tenergy 05. However, Rakza X is more forgiving than Tenergy 05, and at the moment, I’m leaning more towards Rakza X as my all-time favorite rubber.

After two weeks with this rubber, I’m pleased to say it’s ticking all the boxes. Yasaka has come up with a winner and could be your next secret weapon, as Yasaka tends not to advertise their products. They probably let their equipment do the talking… well, Yasaka, this rubber is thunderously loud.

I’m currently using the black rubber, but I have a spare red one that I will be putting on my spare blade.

I believe this rubber is one of the most overrated rubbers of all time, and there are many reasons for this.

1. This rubber lasts for about 1-2 weeks. It is great in the beginning, but after 1-2 weeks of training, this rubber is dead.

2. This rubber has nothing special about it. It doesn’t have great speed or spin. It has good control, but nothing else. I feel this rubber doesn’t have great control on the counter-topspin, for example, or a great feeling in the return game.

I would recommend using other brands like Stiga and Butterfly, for example. If you think Rakza X is good in the beginning, and you like those types of rubbers, I would recommend Stiga DNA Platnium M. This rubber has good control, spin speed, and everything. And I think with this rubber, you can more easily counter-topspin and have more control on the first block and return.

I tested the black version 2.0 on Yasaka Sweden Extra wood. It has a dull sound and a dead feeling. It slips at a sharper angle, but it generates some kind of rotation. Overall, Rakza 7 is a much better option.

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Used with blade BTF Balsa Carbo X5 22 on BH and with Rakza 9 on FH. Playing style is close to table all-rounder.

This is an awesome rubber for my BH. It has good spin and control and as a result, it is not as fast as Rakza 9. I recently played with Rakza 7 on BH. Rakza X suits my BH better, maybe because of the increased control it offers compared to Rakza 7.

With this rubber, the first loop is very easy to execute. Most players comment that this loop has a high spin, making it challenging to block as the ball tends to bounce off the table (similar to Rakza 7 and 9). Occasionally, the first loops can be quite fast. For top spins, I sometimes crave more speed, especially when I am about 2 meters from the table, as it becomes difficult to generate a fast and effective top spin.

As for backspin and push plays, this rubber provides great comfort and control.

In terms of serves, I rarely use my BH serves, but when I do, it appears to generate the desired spin.

I have purchased this rubber for my backhand about 2 weeks ago. My first impression is how grippy it is. Previously, I’ve played with Rakza7soft.

RakzaX is a balanced rubber, versatile, with great grip and control without compromising speed. The rubber is fairly heavy, combined with Rakza Z now. My blade weights 200g. I am using max sponge for both rubbers on a Petr Korbel 5 ply all-wood.

According to Yasaka, the sponge hardness is between 45-50 degrees, so this can depend from player to player, but mine feels pretty hard. I’ve been expecting it to be a little harder than the normal Rakza 7, but it is considerably harder. It is comparable to the Rakza Z which has a sponge hardness of 50 degrees. It may be due to the new topsheet Rakza X is using.

Coming from Rakza 7 soft, it has taken me awhile to feel comfortable with my bh flick and receive/short game, but nothing major. Mainly because I’ve been used to the safeness the Rakza 7 soft offers whereas with the Rakza X I’ve had to be more aware, focused and also engage the sponge.

In the short game, the rubber is feeling pretty good, doesn’t really have that catapult effect softer rubbers have, so you don’t have to worry about the ball bouncing too high or too long.

When I topspin with my bh, it feels great and pretty safe, even when picking low balls. It is quite noticeable how the rubber grips the ball instantly and overrides the opponent’s spin.

For blocking, the rubber has very good control, the ball doesn’t bounce too high and has good speed.

Overall, the most enjoyable part is the grip and how nice it feels when flicking or top spinning. The transition from Rakza 7 soft has been really smooth. I recommend this rubber for intermediate-advanced players on either fh or bh, it works great either way.

As far as durability, I will update after several months.

Rubber is okay if the price goes down a little bit. Thank you.

Good rubber.

Excellent. This rubber has great spin and control, making it perfect for offensive players. It also has good speed, giving me an advantage during fast-paced rallies. I highly recommend this rubber for players looking to improve their game.

The only thing that bothers me about the Rakza series is how quickly those rubbers crumble on the edges of the racket. Very quickly you find yourself with a paddle that is not authorized for competition because the end of the rubber on the edges falls apart.

Other than that, it is simply the best rubber out there in terms of price-to-ratio - an excellent replacement for the pricey butterfly rubbers.

It’s a good backhand rubber.

I’ve been using this rubber for a long time. It is a grippy rubber that spins a lot but also has high speed. Everything with this rubber feels good, but the only complaint is that it is a little too soft for me. I recently bought the Rakza XX and hope it is harder than this. I use this rubber on forehand, but it also works on backhand.

Table tennis 11 the price is good. Thanks.

Excellent grip. Encourages positive shot making. Good control. Great with placement during the short game.

Thanks table tennis.

Excellent.

I bought this for my wife for the forehand of a Darker Speed 90 blade. She is a beginner with excellent hand feel. This is the second Rakza X for her. She used Rakza 7 once and prefers Rakza X. She feels it is a little bit more solid and more confident for close to table hitting.

Rakza X is good in blocking, chopping, ghost pushing, and serving, but a little bouncy on my Yasaka Ebony Carbon blade, which is a little bit stiff and hard.

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Very good for fast counter driving. This was the first maximum thickness rubber I’ve used in a long time. I had no issues with control or excess weight. Plenty fast on an offensive blade.

Prior to this, I had been using Rakza Z, which worked well with faster blades. But I use LP on my BH and like the feel and control of 7-ply wood (I use the Falck W7 as my main blade), so I wanted a slightly faster rubber and decided on Rakza X over Z extra hard, and I have been really happy. It is spinny - I can loop well, fast so I can hit well. It is linear. It is well priced.

Solid rubber, linear play, great for blocking, pushing, and spinning the ball.

I have used this in max thickness and 1.8. Both are very good. Even if you normally don’t use max sponge, I would advise getting the maximum thickness. Since the rubber is designed for speed, you might as well get the fastest version. The grip and feel are excellent. Perfect for the backhand.

This is my first custom setup and I’m using the rubber on both forehand and backhand on Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon. Coming from a soft tacky rubber, the Rakza X lifted my attack play to another level. The loops and drives are very fast with solid spin. However, I needed a lot of work to improve my touch game. The rubber is very sensitive to incoming spin and requires me to be more active in the short game.

This rubber has been around and is not the “latest and greatest,” but works very well. I was playing with Rakza Z, but my blade was a little slow. This rubber definitely gives my offensive play an increase in power and speed while still allowing good spin. Seems like a (figuratively) boosted R7. I definitely recommend this rubber to those who want to save money but still feel like they are not outgunned in the equipment department at tournaments.

Powerful hard rubber. Much more durable than earlier Rakza versions.
Great price!

A very good supplement to my old Stiga Boost TC.

I went from Rakza 7 Soft to Rakza X on my backhand, and it was easy to control although a bit fast for me. Good players find this rubber great for backhand since it is excellent for blocking and backhand topspin. Apparently, it is not so good at flat hitting, but I did some and it felt good as well. Ended up using it for my forehand since the one I was using was way too fast for me, and Rakza X worked quite well as a forehand for me. Ended up going back to Rakza 7 Soft to polish my shots a bit more, and when I’m ready I’ll go back to Rakza X or Z, but X is a very good rubber.

Really like the feel of this rubber; good combination of control, spin, and power. Highly recommended for intermediate players looking to develop their spin game.

The rubber is sticky enough to give the ball the trajectory you need. The chops are powerful. The support for the opponent’s topspins is very fast. An inexperienced opponent will not be able to make the next shot in time.

I use this on my other J. Pen Yasaka Hinoki, it works like a charm.

I wanted to try Rakza X, thinking it would be an upgrade to Rakza 7. Indeed, it’s an incremental upgrade.
The pace is faster but I lost a little control. Both were 2.0mm and used on the backhand of Viscaria. I would still recommend this for the backhand if you want more pace.

Good rubber for the backhand.

Very good control on the backhand. I tried it on my forehand as well, and I was pleasantly surprised by the topspins.

Somewhat disappointing when compared to Nittaku Fastarc G1 and T05.
Less predictable, and not the same range of ‘gears’.
Though I did not leave it on my blade very long!
So I may be a little unfair to the product!

Excellent rubber, great control.

Очень высокая дуга и вращение, при этом скорость и контроль на высоте.

Very good rubber for the price.

Amazing rubber, kind of reminds me of the Dignics 05, except it costs 1/3 of the price and lasts longer.

Produto chegou! Muito bom.

I was looking to try something new. I have been using GP01 for a long while and was just curious to see if something else might be out there that I’d like better.

I had good memories/experience using Yasaka Mark V HPS on the forehand prior to GP01 and learned that the Rakza series was Yasaka’s newer offering. I immediately felt and understood this rubber’s characteristics. The ball trajectory was low and far. The ball did not dwell as long as I liked. I was given the impression that it was meant more for hitting the ball vs long dwell looping. The ball landed much further away on the table.

I have since transitioned to Rakza 7, which is AMAZING. R7 is much safer and more forgiving for my style. There is more dwell time, balls have more of an arc, and they land in the middle of the table compared to X.

Excellent rubber to put on any blade. Offers more control and spin. I recommend using it instead of Tenergy.

My setup is Yasaka Dynamix 17, Rakza 9 FH, Rakza X BH.
Perfect. Can do anything, great spin and speed, high durability, rubbers keep their efficiency for a long time.
Not for beginners who need more control and slower equipment to improve different skills.

It is very good for ball placement, spin, and control.
You can return serves well with this rubber as it’s quite light, allowing you to hit wherever you like with flicks or long loop strokes.
The best one I have tried so far.

Using it on the forehand produces tons of spin.

The best rubber for any player.

Great.

This is even better than those expensive Butterfly rubbers.

Отличная накладка как на вилку, так и на форхенд.

I had it glued by TT11 on the FH side of the Yasaka Ebony Carbon blade.

Rakza X is a great rubber for modern table tennis. It works really well close to the table but also at mid-distance. I use Rakza in Max on both wings for the looping game. Great control but still a pretty fast rubber when attacking. Very easy to lift underspin and great sound when hitting the ball. In my opinion, a heavily underrated rubber! Top rubber from Yasaka!

I like this rubber especially on BH as a replacement for Tenergy 05 (on a Timo Boll ALC blade), which is softer than Rakza X. On FH, Rakza X is also very good (but I think I prefer, however, Tenergy 05 Hard). The price is OK - I think Rakza X is my favorite rubber.

Con este caucho se puede jugar en las tres distancias; me gusta mucho.

I have used several different rubbers, including Rakza 7, Rakza 7 Soft, and Rakza 9, before switching to Rakza 10. Ever since I started using this rubber, my game has improved a lot. I use the max version of it on both sides, coupled with an offensive blade. Now I have the speed that I need along with the spin and control with this combination. This rubber is great for pushes, heavy chops, loops, and smashes. It can do everything if you have those skills. A must-try and use rubber for anyone who has not used it before.

This rubber is great for spin and power for my backhand.

Giro, controle e velocidade na medida certa, melhor borracha que já usei.

Spiny, fast, and durable rubber.
Suits on FH and BH.
NB: It doesn’t throw the ball uncontrollably like Tenergy. More understandable and straight-lined rubber.

Fast Rubber. Spinny. Did I mention FAST?! LOL. I’ve tried a ton of rubbers, and the numbers are off on Revspin - for Speed, it’s all a 9.5. I’m using Gold Arc 8 and it’s easily as fast, which is rated 9.5. So you either need a slower blade, soft touch, OR both. If you can control this weapon, it’s as UN-returnable as any rubber out there. Add top-spin to flatter shots to keep on the table! Spin - it has more spin than Rakza 9, which is quite spinny.

A rubber with a lot of speed, very spinny and excellent control.
Perfect balance between speed and control.

Topsheet is tenacious and provides strong rotation. It is sensitive to opponent’s rotation. It is necessary to accurately select the blade angle. Sponge is medium hardness, offers good catapult effect, and allows for high speed. Requires appropriate skills and equipment. I do not recommend it for beginners.

Excellent FH rubber. Loads of power and excellent for hitting drives. The rubber has excellent grip, and serves can be very spinny even with light brushes. It will require some time to get used to, as this rubber is different from the Rakza 7. It’s more focused on power and grip.

Uma borracha com muita velocidade, muito efeito e um controle excelente.

This is a really complete rubber.

It is a rubber that is good for blocking, topspin, and smooth play. Really hitting a “shot” with this rubber is a pleasure.

It is a rubber with which you can really make things difficult for your opponents, either because of the amount of spin or the speed that this rubber can deliver, or because of the active blocking of incoming shots that you can receive.

This is a really complete rubber. You can do whatever you want with it.

It’s definitely different from Rakza 7. Once you adapt to Rakza X and adjust your technique, it’s awesome.

Excellent rubber.

Really good rubber.

Yasaka ensures that this rubber is faster and with a higher launch angle than R7, but it is slower, harder, and with similar spin. better in soft or flexible woods. Excellent quality like all Yasaka products, great control, low angle.

Not tried yet…I want to compare it with Rakza 7.

Great rubber for backhand!

Muito boa essa borracha de tênis de mesa da Donic !!!

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Usando no backhand, borracha com ótimo balanço… boa em velocidade, muito no efeito e excelente no controle!
IMBARE TEM TÊNIS DE MESA

Ótimo trabalho Yasaka!!!.

Good backhand control on a hard bat like Stiga Clipper Wood.

This is the fastest rubber I’ve played with. However, it has a very small margin of errors. Smashes are lightning fast, but loops are hard to control. Counter loops are impossible due to the speed of this rubber. I use it on my FH for mostly loop drives and smashes. Anything else that requires more control, like touch shots or pushes, is not easy to do.

Quality product at a fair price.

Мой любимый тензор на сегодняшний день. Двухскоростная. Лучше на форхенд.

Very good for BH opening loop and fast counter loop. FH loop tends to go out of the table.

I purchased this rubber in the maximum thickness. I installed it on the forehand of a five-ply Hinoki blade. The sponge compresses, but requires some effort. Performing any topspins is easy, blocking is a bit more challenging, but it can be mastered. It handles topspin rotations well. There are no problems with serves. It is sensitive to oncoming spin.

These rubbers were for my friend, and my opinion about them remains the same. Since he didn’t want to change his setup, I ordered these. However, I will always prefer Rakza 7 as my rubber to go to.

Acquired in the promotion, I was a little afraid due to the low price, but the material is of first quality with no negative placements to the product.
Excellence and quality.
Congratulations, tt11.

Very good rubber for spin and control, both for FH and BH. My blades were/are Photino, Clipper CR (WRB), and YenHe 11. All are okay with this rubber.

Bought X for one side and X Soft for the other, and they work well. The rubber is quite fast in the X version and a little softer in the X Soft as expected.

I highly recommend both of these products.

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ABOUT PRODUCT: Original rubber. Yasaka Rakza X has been a very faithful Tenergy’s replacement due to its good price and its natural purpose: Attacking game! Sometimes it comes on promotion or on the “3=4”…

Delivery was very fast.

Delivered very quickly.

As I have already mentioned, when I bought this about 2 years back, it’s a very good rubber. In fact, the 2 mm version is better than the max version as there is more control and feel.

Not as good as Rakza 9 or Rakza 7.

I will be pleased to send you a corrected review when you respond to my email inquiry related to this order. I have made this inquiry to you twice with no response from you. This is unprofessional.

Speed, spin, and control! Very nice rubber.

I loved Rakza X - fast and good spin. I use it on my Stiga Infinity!

This is a very good rubber for intermediate to advanced players. Excellent at loops, flat hits, and touch play. Not as offensive as Rakza 7 but the control is far more superior. My second favorite rubber for plastic balls (first being Xiom Omega V Euro).

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Very good spin and speed. Difficult to control for beginners. Heavy rubber.

I played 5 times. I’m very satisfied. Good control and good rotation.

I thought it is only good for backhand, it is awesome on forehand, you will absolutely feel the touch of the ball on your racket. Just hit the ball with the correct stroke and let the ball fall wherever you want with precision. I bought 2.0mm for my backhand and again I will buy Max for my forehand to add more power.

Best rubber for close to the table and mid-distance topspin. Getting a lot of spin when pushing. Best quality rubber at an acceptable price.

Good rubber with excellent control.

Very good delivery service.

Awesome rubber. Good in the short and long game. Excellent control.

Great rubber for fast attacks, spins, and loops. TT11 has the best prices by far, and shipping from Europe is fairly quick.

The gum is on the backhand side and is fantastic for control and cutting shots from medium to long distance. It also performs well with forehand attacking shots. Speed is well balanced with spin and control.

Use it and see the magic happen. It’s the god of all rubbers on the backhand. On the forehand, it’s an outright killer.

Good.

Still one of the best out of all Xiom rubbers. Very satisfied!

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Good all-around rubbers
Good for blocking
Spinny.

Very nice rubber, perhaps the best rubber for BH. Packed with a lot of speed, spin, and power with excellent control.

I have 4 of them and they work great. Get the thin 1.8 to give more control. I put them on Stiga Allround Classic and Offensive Classic blades and my game has improved greatly. Able to beat players 3-0 that I lost to before and 2000 rating player. Smash/push/chop/cut/serve/loop/back/forehand with this rubber are excellent because of control. It will be deadly to use with Yasaka Phantom 09 long pips (LP). Use more control rubber to improve your game before changing to more power and spinning rubber. The price is best with Tabletennis11.com around $40, 10% discount with $100 or more. One of the players I play with said he bought 10 because of discount for him and his son to use.

Great job guys, very professional look and feel. Very happy with the finished product, and cheaper than I could get locally. Cheers! 5 stars. One of the best attacking rubbers I have ever had the pleasure of using. This rubber is SICK!!!

Strong rubber with good speed and control.

I play with Mark V HPS, Yasaka Rakza 7 Soft, Rapid Speed, 729, and Butterfly Tenergy Series. I found Yasaka Rakza 10 to be the best. Spin and control are 8-10, smashing power is 6-8, but it really depends on your hitting and blade. You can’t depend on the blade and rubber to give you all the power. Used on Stiga Allround Classic blade, I felt the shock vibration a lot onto my palm when I smash the ball. I wonder why that is? I have Stiga Evolution WRD and didn’t get that effect with Rakza 10 on it. I have 3 Rakza X on 2 paddles at the moment and plan to put Yasaka Phantom 9 or Dr. Neubauer Anti Special on one side and Rakza 10 on the other on the Stiga Allround Classic WRD blade, which is a light blade. Spinning players, watch out! I’m a 1700-1800 rating player and just beat a 2000 rating player 3-1 in a match with my new Rakza 10 on both sides this past Saturday. I think I will improve more with Anti-Spin rubber and Rakza X paddle. In fact, I won 7 out of 8 players in 2 days of playing, some of whom were better than me in my assessment. I’ll be playing in the World Peace PP Tournament on the 25th of April in Plano, Texas. I signed up with a 1600 and 1800 rating, I might play 1900 if they don’t let me play 1600 at the event.

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I play with Rakza X on my BH. Very good rubber: good speed, great spin, and a lot of control. Great for looping and counter loop as well as for active blocking.

Very grippy and superb control! Overall 10/10!

I have played with Mark V, Sriver, Donic Coppa JO Gold, but the Rakza X takes the cake. I ordered the max rubber and within 3 hours of practice, I am starting to trouble my opponents with speed and spin. Backhand blocking is a dream, very controlled, and I feel that I can do anything. Forehand took me some time, but with a little practice it’s all coming together whether it’s a push or loop. I think it’s a winner and will soon be a favorite with a lot of players.

Yasaka Rakza X - ONE OF THE BEST BACKHAND RUBBERS I HAVE EVER HAD. It has speed and power and is not too heavy. Great catapult effect gives more control. Thanks to Yasaka.

Way more versatile and powerful than Rakza 7 Soft. This should suit a variety of playing styles with the soft top sheet giving a lot of spin on slow speed or brushing strokes, and the sponge loading up for power shots. A solid all-around rubber.