The rubber feels great and the spins is what I'm looking for paired it with the Yasaka Balsa blade for nice spin but power when I need it. Feels great in my hand.
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2 Reviews for JOOLA Samba 27
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Translated from French.
The description of this rubber by the manufacturer appears to be accurate. Indeed, the foam is hard (said to be 48 degrees, I think between 46 and 48). Top sheet suggesting a mix of Asian and European, balanced between stickiness and grip. This rubber only gives the power you want to give it. I explain: in short play, you have to accompany the ball to return it to the other side of the net. Few faults at the start with this rubber, the ball spins very well. The impression of speed comes from arm power, hard foam style Asian. I recommend this rubber to players who don't like high rebounds, the double Tensor effect, suits very well to counter players at the table like top spinners. The plastic ball and the nature of softer surfaces force you to use rubbers five degrees higher in hardness. Before I used Xiom Vega Asia DF. For durability I will add more. Return of experience with this rubber: the foam is consistent with my previous statements, that is to say that the power given to the ball corresponds to what you give with the arm, no fault when the technique is good. Attention, on the contrary, the top sheet quickly loses its rotation quality, and here it's very disappointing.... Forced to clean the rubber at each match.
The description of this rubber by the manufacturer appears to be accurate. Indeed, the foam is hard (said to be 48 degrees, I think between 46 and 48). Top sheet suggesting a mix of Asian and European, balanced between stickiness and grip. This rubber only gives the power you want to give it. I explain: in short play, you have to accompany the ball to return it to the other side of the net. Few faults at the start with this rubber, the ball spins very well. The impression of speed comes from arm power, hard foam style Asian. I recommend this rubber to players who don't like high rebounds, the double Tensor effect, suits very well to counter players at the table like top spinners. The plastic ball and the nature of softer surfaces force you to use rubbers five degrees higher in hardness. Before I used Xiom Vega Asia DF. For durability I will add more. Return of experience with this rubber: the foam is consistent with my previous statements, that is to say that the power given to the ball corresponds to what you give with the arm, no fault when the technique is good. Attention, on the contrary, the top sheet quickly loses its rotation quality, and here it's very disappointing.... Forced to clean the rubber at each match.
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