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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-05-2012 1333645104 #1
New Yasaka Rakza 9
On the site of Yasaka they posted that they showed their new rubber , Rakza 9 in Dortmund at the Wttc ...
Does anyone knows someting about this rubber?
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04-06-2012 1333694158 #2
Never heard of that rubber.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-06-2012 1333738093 #3
As far as I know it is fast rather than spinny compared to rakza 7.
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04-09-2012 1333947934 #4
on the site of yasaka state that Rakza 9 is the fastest of Yasaka's Hybrid Energy rubber..when it will be available in the market? i wanna try it..huhu
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says Over 30yr TT experiencesays Over 30yr TT experience04-09-2012 1333961697 #5
The Rakza 9 already showed up in The Netherlands. A local shop has just received stock last week. Price: 47,90 euro
According to their rating the speed is just a bit higher and more control compared to Rakza 7.
I know such ratings are subjective, but wanted to share them so you have an idea of the 9.
Rakza 9
Speed: 109
Rotation: 109
Control: 85
Hardness: 45ᵒ
Rakza 7
Speed: 107
Rotation: 109
Control: 80
Hardness: 45ᵒ
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-09-2012 1333967142 #6
It arrived in Denmark for some weeks ago at the local table tennis shop. I know the guys from the shop and they are at the moment testing a couple of sheets of Rakza 9. One of the guys told me that it's harder than Rakza 7, but I do not know if it's the top sheet or the sponge.
Spare setup: Blade: Custom DHS W968 93.5g, FH: Hurricane 3 National BS (Black), BH: Tenergy 64 (Red)
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-09-2012 1333970403 #7
faster and more control? that's not logical...
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says Over 30yr TT experiencesays Over 30yr TT experience04-09-2012 1333972909 #8
That was my first impression also
And that's why I posted this info.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-10-2012 1334073392 #9
Got some more info about Rakza 9. Price in Denmark 46,87 EUR and have been told that the sponge is the same but top sheet is harder than Rakza 7.
Spare setup: Blade: Custom DHS W968 93.5g, FH: Hurricane 3 National BS (Black), BH: Tenergy 64 (Red)
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-11-2012 1334139052 #10
Damn, that's almost a tenergy... pfff
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-12-2012 1334231244 #11
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-12-2012 1334248788 #12
You're right! They are mentioning about it on their website :-) Thank you.
http://www.yasaka.se/Spare setup: Blade: Custom DHS W968 93.5g, FH: Hurricane 3 National BS (Black), BH: Tenergy 64 (Red)
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This user has no status.This user has no status.05-05-2012 1336232209 #13
Yepp, so would i rate it too, approxamatly. 9 is a bit faster...
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This user has no status.This user has no status.05-27-2012 1338077542 #14
tested and tried both Rakza 7 & 9 when Yasaka Japan sent me the 2 rubbers last week. The Rakza 9 has less spin than the Rakza 7 but R9 is faster by 10-15 percent and is more like a hitting, smashing and counterhitting rubber. its better than R7 far from the table. I find it has above average spin on serves, very good at receiving serves because its not sensitive to incoming spin and also very good in spinny push chops. It is 72 grams uncut so its very heavy which i dont like much. tried it on a medium soft blade and it doesnt fit in there. Better to use stiff blades
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-12-2012 1352722919 #15
I tried the rubber but it was much heavier than rakza 7 soft.
In my personal opinion RAKZA 7 SOFT is better, but that's my personal opinion.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-12-2012 1352730171 #16
I have played with Rakza 9 for about 8 hrs., and this is my opinion for now, the more I play with it my opinion might change. First on the speed and spin I did not find a big difference. Bouncing on the PG7 it seemed bouncier than Rakza 7. I find that Rakza 7 plays some what like Omega Asia 4, meaning I need to swing more on my strokes. I feel like Rakza 7 is more of a predictable rubber than Rakza 9. I also think Rakza 9 has a higher thro than Rakza 7. It is a good rubber but for now I think I prefer Rakza 7, I'll give it some more time before I go back to my go to rubber Rakza 7.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-12-2012 1352730984 #17
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-12-2012 1352757428 #18
I play with it too but I have trouble with creating spin... I play with a clipper wrb wich is a stiff blade and its awesome to block or smash but on chops I miss a lot :s
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-12-2012 1352760676 #19
They have brought in Rakza 9 as it is faster giving and has a higher trajectory.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.11-13-2012 1352825417 #20
Probably the difference is in the pips structure too other than the topsheet hardness?
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