qozzie's Rubber Ratings
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KTL (LKT - Li Kuang Tsu) (1) 
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KTL (LKT) Rapid Soft
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Review of KTL (LKT) Rapid SoftI use this rubber in 2.2mm both sides (2.0mm was not spinny enough for me). It's very light so my BH still has a lot of snap and decent topspin, while my FH variation has improved, especially the speed/spin on my FH loops. I can also keep the ball low against better players thanks to the soft sponge and topsheet, and there is enough catapult effect for counters. I've paired this with a lightweight balsa carbon from XVT and its been my favourite setup having tried various combinations and price points. The control is great and tbh so is the price. I'd recommend this rubber especially for All round players of any skill or Offensive players at beginner/intermediate level.Dec 29, 2018 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
SpinLord (1)
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SpinLord Marder
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Review of SpinLord MarderI've been using this rubber for 2 years now on different setups and it is my absolute favourite while also being great value - I highly recommend this rubber to enthusiasts, especially all-round and defensive players, and others who like to reduce the speed of the game or play near the table. The rubber has high spin potential (my style focuses a lot on deceptive side spin on loops and counters and heavy underspin on serves), and because it is quite insensitive to incoming spin. The soft sponge and spaced pips mean that without perfectly executed strokes I can counter and most shots with a good degree of accuracy and also block/chop hard hits coming in. It's also very light which gives my setups a better balance. Most players are often confused by the amount of side and underspin on my shots and serves, causing them to miss the ball completely or hit the ball straight into the net and ask to check out and try my combination. This rubber is definitely worth a try if you tend to hit the ball off the table and need more control with no loss of spin. I've also tried this on many types of blade (carbon, soft carbon, all wood, even cheap pre-made) and it works with all of them. I'd recommend a carbon blade or hardened wood like Tempertech (what I use now) as these give the speed in reserve for kill shots (great for spinny backhand kills) and for mid distance play. For reference I've tried Butterfly Sriver, Tackiness C and countless other rubbers on friend's bats such as more expensive Butterfly series, Palio CJ8000, Andro Rasanter and trying out cheaper alternatives like Friendship Super Soft.Jul 07, 2018 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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