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I'm using Cornilleau Target Pro XD. Four months old. They show some signs of usage but they still perform very well. Hit to the table dosen't break the topsheet edge. I'm satisfied.
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Yasaka Rakza Z black last 3,4 months
Yasaka Rakza 7 red also last long. Color changes where i hold my index finger.
Fast arc G1 is about the same for me.
I play 3 times a week for about 3 hours
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Yasaka Rakza 7 red also last long. Color changes where i hold my index finger.
Fast arc G1 is about the same for me.
I play 3 times a week for about 3 hours
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Kazakhstan 😁 Nobody can say for sure these days and the manufacturers sure won't tell us
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L-zr,
If I may ask, what is the equivalent Rakza series to the Donic Bluefire M & Tibhar's Evolution MX-P Series ( my current goto rubber ). The durable rubber preposition is very exciting for me. Thanks.
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Top sheet from Shanghai, sponge from Tokyo and in the land of Mordor, the Dark Lord binds them. A rubber to rule them all.
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Donic I have no idea, but MXP is closest to Rakza X I believe. Rakza 7 ( my favorite ) is a little bit softer.
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I find Xiom Vega Pro very durable on par with Rakza 7.
A step down from MX-P for sure in terms of spin and speed when brand new, though I think it is an easy transition due to the sponge + topsheet combination being similar overall (47.5 deg sponge + thicker stiffer topsheet).
Vega Pro feels harder than Rakza 7. Throws abit higher than MX-P with catapult coming through on harder shots as opposed to MX-P early and prominent catapult on most types of shots.
A step down from MX-P for sure in terms of spin and speed when brand new, though I think it is an easy transition due to the sponge + topsheet combination being similar overall (47.5 deg sponge + thicker stiffer topsheet).
Vega Pro feels harder than Rakza 7. Throws abit higher than MX-P with catapult coming through on harder shots as opposed to MX-P early and prominent catapult on most types of shots.
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