Tokyo 730 is a new generation rubber designed for the 40+ball . It has very good characteristics for it`s price. The soft sponge a gives very good dynamics to the rubber. Suitable for talented allround players who like to play close to the table. The other very good property of this rubber is its weight - 52g for uncut rubber (and around 39 when cut on blade). Tokyo is suitable for intermediate players and players who develop their skills.
The correct name is: KOKUTAKU NEON 730 TOKYO
(Unfortunately, the name varies depending on the seller... on AliExpress!) Unfortunately, I couldn't find this rubber on the ITTF's approved list!!! ... nevertheless, it's a good, inexpensive rubber with a neon-colored sponge. (- hence the name!) The surface is slightly tacky and can keep the ball moving quickly! Unfortunately, the surface of my black rubber doesn't look as good as that of a ROXTON 1 or Reaktor Tornado V5. (- it's probably also softer than the other two!) The sponge of the NEON Tokyo is also significantly softer and more elastic (therefore a bit more catapult effect!), but unfortunately, it generates less spin than... ;) However, it's better suited to the European playing style than the other two! Further details: black rubber in original packaging 93 g, uncut including film 65 g. (without foil 63.5 g.) Red rubber in original packaging 90 g., uncut including foil 62.3 g. ( ... 61 g.) One of my black rubbers weighs 47 g on my BOLI Cyber.
Hello! My uncut red square weighs 62 grams. Such a big spread?! I haven't glued it on yet, now I doubt it...Addition.
This sheet was installed on the Sword 309, with the blade reduced to standard size. In combination with Apollo 5 38 on BH, we got an inexpensive, moderately fast, control assembly for playing with spins. This will be my main racket for the near future!
A spectacular rubber! Extremely fun, fast, and spinny, plus it comes in various colors if you like that option. It's not yet approved by the ITTF (we hope it will be soon), but it's a fantastic rubber. I have a Donic Bluestorm Z1 Turbo, and it feels very similar on the table (Donic fans, please forgive me). I have it mounted on an XVT Black Knight 7 blade, and it's really fast with excellent control—truly impressive what Kokutaku is doing.
É uma típica borracha no estilo japonês, eu utilizei booster (óleo mineral) apesar da borracha (top sheet) ser soft, a esponja é media. Após usar o booster a borracha pula bastante e virou um canhão. Uso no meu Forehand, numa VISCARIA.
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