Spin：xxx、 Speed：xxx、 Accuracy：xxx、 スポンジ硬度: 57.5° ラバー重量：58 g 硬度計評価 shore a (sheet)：33.7、 shore a (sponge)：32.2 shore c (sheet)：48.2、 shore c (sponge)：48.0 katsuo000のレビュー: https://katsuo000.com/review_dynaryz_zgr/
Spin：10.0、 Speed：11.0、 Accuracy：8.0、 スポンジ硬度: 50.0° ラバー重量：50 g 硬度計評価 shore a (sheet)：32.3、 shore a (sponge)：27.9 shore c (sheet)：43.0、 shore c (sponge)：40.8 katsuo000のレビュー: https://katsuo000.com/review_dynaryze_agr/
Spin：11.0、 Speed：8.5、 Accuracy：8.5、 スポンジ硬度: 55.0° ラバー重量：53 g 硬度計評価 shore a (sheet)：32.3、 shore a (sponge)：28.4 shore c (sheet)：47.3、 shore c (sponge)：45.6 katsuo000のレビュー: https://katsuo000.com/review_rhyzen_zgr/
Spin：9.0、 Speed：9.5、 Accuracy：7.0、 スポンジ硬度: 50.0° ラバー重量：50 g 硬度計評価 shore a (sheet)：31.2、 shore a (sponge)：28.8 shore c (sheet)：43.3、 shore c (sponge)：41.6 katsuo000のレビュー: https://katsuo000.com/review_rhyzer_pro_50/
Spin：9.0、 Speed：8.5、 Accuracy：9.0、 スポンジ硬度: 45.0° ラバー重量：48 g 硬度計評価 shore a (sheet)：28.0、 shore a (sponge)：22.6 shore c (sheet)：39.0、 shore c (sponge)：33.9 katsuo000のレビュー: https://katsuo000.com/review_rhyzer_pro_45/
Spin：11.0、 Speed：7.0、 Accuracy：8.0、 スポンジ硬度: Hard ラバー重量：51 g 硬度計評価 shore a (sheet)：27.2、 shore a (sponge)：36.4 shore c (sheet)：48.1、 shore c (sponge)：49.2 katsuo000のレビュー: https://katsuo000.com/review_goldentango/
Rhyzer Pro 45 is a Joola rubber, which seems to be a softened rubber of the Rhyzer Pro 50 that we have already reviewed. Both are located on Joola’s high-end rubber. In Japan, Joola may be a more famous manufacturer of large ball table tennis. However, Joola’s equipment is often mentioned as reading the World Table Tennis Kingdom. It probably reflects the fact that there are many good products. The catch phrase for the Rhyzer Pro 50 was a “sharp, pointed” rubber, but as the name implies, it was a heavyweight rubber with a 50 ° hard sponge. As for the shot feeling, it was close to Tenergy 05 Hard, it was a little easier to meet, and although the rotation performance was inferior, it was a very high performance rubber. In the Rhyzer series, Rhyzer 48 (riser 48), Rhyzer 43 (riser 43) and soft rubber, and Rhyzer Pro 45 (riser pro 45) that I tried this time are on sale. The Rhyzer Pro 50 felt very good, so I also tried the Rhyzer Pro 45 with great expectations.
Published performance value
The Rhyzer Pro 45 is slower than the Rhyzer Pro 50, but it has the same spin performance and is a very high rubber. The price is 6,800 yen + tax, which is a little high.
Rhyzer Pro 45 sticking and weight
Rhyzer Pro 45
Spin tension
Made in Germany
・Sponge Thickness: 2.0 mm, Max
・Speed: 8.5
・Spin: 9
・Category: Professional
・Sponge stiffness: Midium Hard
・6,800 + tax
・68 g (before cut) → 48 g (after cut)
The shot feeling was softer than I imagined, and I couldn’t handle it honestly.
Three features of Rhyzer Pro 45
The sponge is soft and the sheet is hard!
There may be individual differences, but it was a fairly soft rubber. The sponge is soft, but the sheet is stiff, and I definitely felt that it was a top specification. I found out at the stage of hitting the curtain, but I felt that it would not rotate unless I put it in the rubber and sponge. When I was able to bite it in well, it took a lot of rotation to feel good!
Blocks and counters are pretty easy to do!
Because the seat is hard, the blocks and counters were very easy to do. It’s easy to use a meat counter instead of a rotating counter! It felt pretty good and I was surprised! You can take it without considering the influence of rotation too much. I think it is a characteristic of rubber that is soft and the sheet is hard.
European type soft tension high performance rubber
I haven’t compared the soft tension so much, but I felt that it was a very high-performance rubber considering the rotation performance and the strength to compete with the opponent’s ball. I think there are soft tension rubbers such as Vega Euro, Omega VII Euro, and Tenergy 05 FX. Among them, the Rhyzer Pro 45 has a hard sheet, and I felt that it was different from other soft tension rubbers.
Each technics review
Forehand
Light hit I didn’t feel any discomfort. Because it is soft, I felt that it had a ball.
Drive on long balls and rallies I felt that it wasn’t spinning too much. If you don’t bite it firmly, it won’t rotate! However, it was very easy to control. Especially when used in the forehand, the control was very good.
Drive with open face Since the seat is strong, I couldn’t play it because of the hardness of the blade, no matter how strong it was. It’s a very strong rubber.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin It was difficult. Because the sponge is soft, it was difficult to slip when trying to catch it thinly, or to hit it too thick and over.
Speed drive against back spin I think this is familiar, but it was very good. Speed drive is easy to hit!
Curve / shoot drive It is necessary to dig in a lot to apply rotation, so I was impressed with the curve drive and shoot drive when it went down.
Block It was very easy to do. The sponge is soft and the sheet is hard, so there were fewer net mistakes than I expected.
Stop It’s easy to stop, but when I tried to hit it with a sheet, the sponge was too soft and slipped several times.
Push It’s not inseparable, but I felt it was easy to skip when trying to cut it.
Serve I felt that the rotation was less than I expected.
Backhand
Light hit I felt the ball holding.
Drive on long balls and rallies It wasn’t bad. It was very easy to control, but I felt the ball didn’t sink.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin It was difficult. I couldn’t handle it.
Speed drive against back spin I think it’s easy to hit, but I think it takes some getting used to.
Block It was easy to do. It was also a very good impression that the sheet was hard. It is recommended to use it in the back for blocking.
Counter drive The meat counter in the back was good. If you block it, it is more likely to be affected by rotation, so I felt that it would be better to apply some force to the ball by yourself, such as a meet or a drive.
Stop It was easy to do, but I slipped a lot. You need to get used to it.
Push I slipped it.
Chiquita It was harder than I expected. I felt that it was too soft to rotate and it was difficult to draw an arc.
Comparison with other rubbers (personal impressions)
Max spin amount Rhyzer Pro 50 ≧ Rhyzer Pro 45 ＞ Bryce Highspeed
The Rhyzen series is Joola’s latest adhesive tension rubber, which will be released in the spring-summer 2021. Joola is located in the latest high-end adhesive rubber. Joola is rather a famous manufacturer of large ball table tennis in Japan, and I think many of you know that. Joola, who is not so much noticed, recognizes that the German-made rubber, Dynalyz AGR, which can be called the evolutionary post-Tenergy rubber of recent years, has been released relatively early. It may have been lost due to promotion etc., but it will be a noteworthy manufacturer. The evolutionary post-Tenergy rubber and its release date that katsuo000 thinks are shown below.
There are some parts that are blurred by advertisements and promotions, and there are things that did not have an impact because Mr. Table Tennis Kingdom did not pick up, but when you check the release time, Joola feels that the release time is very early. Also, the DNA Platinum Dragon Grip has been released, but I think it is also noteworthy that it is the earliest adhesive tension rubber among the latest German rubber! What kind of rubber is Reisen ZGR? The rubber Rhyzen ZGR that I tried this time is one of the two Ryzen series, and it is the harder one. The soft Rhyzen CMD is cheap and seems to be a rubber targeting a wide range of people. On the other hand, Rhyzen ZGR on this page has a sponge that is hard + and hard, spin performance is equivalent to Yola’s signature adhesive rubber, Golden Tango, and speed performance is Rhyzer Pro 45. It will be a very high performance rubber equivalent to. By the way, the golden tango has not been tried out yet, but it is a rubber that was taken up by Table Tennis Kingdom and WRM, and it is an image that it is a rubber that bounces while being sticky. I’m looking forward to the same rotation as the golden tango and faster speed. Also, when I read the pamphlet, I could expect that the Ryzen series would use the same new technology as the Dynaryz sponge and sheet, and would have high performance. The Dynaryz AGR is a rubber that looks like a Tenergy, and I think it is a rubber that can be classified as an evolutionary post-Tenergy, but it means that it uses the same technology as that rubber. There was almost no information about what kind of rubber it was, but I bought it with the expectation that it was not a bad rubber because of its performance value and price range.
Published performance value
Rhyzen ZGR is a professional rubber in the rubber category of Yola, and the price is 6,300 yen + tax. Will it be discounted to around 5,000 yen? It’s cheaper than Dynaryz! This is quite a point. The higher rotation performance and speed performance than the signboard rubber and golden tango are still noteworthy! At present, you can think of Joola’s rubber, which has the highest performance among adhesive rubbers, as Reisen ZGR!
It will be a hardness tester comparison. You can see that it is a harder rubber than Dynaryz AGR. Also, the difference between the seat side and the sponge side of shore a suggests that it is easier to handle than Dignics, though not as much as Tenergy. It also suggested that it is harder and more difficult to handle than the Dynaryz AGR. Compared with adhesive rubber, it seems to be a rubber that is considerably easier to handle than Dignics 09C.
Rhyzen ZGR pasting and weight
↑This white sheet is quite similar to the DNA Dragon Grip of Table Tennis Kingdom. Both are made in Germany and are probably manufactured in a nearby location (factory?).
It’s an adhesive tension rubber, so it’s a little heavy. Virtoso AC has a slightly larger blade area than the standard, so it tends to be heavy. However, when I followed the ball, it bounced quite a bit, and the adhesive strength of the sheet was only slightly adhesive, so I felt that it was not an adhesive rubber with a trowel, but rather a rubber closer to Dignics 09C.
Rhyzen ZGR
Tacky tension
Hard Balance Sponge
Hyper Traction Surface (HS Traction)
Made in Germany
・Sponge Thickness: 2.0 mm, Max
・Speed: 8.5
・Spin: 11
・Category: Professional
・Sponge stiffness: Hard+
・6,300 yen + tax
・73 g (before cut) → 53 g (after cut)
By the way, Joola’s package has been renewed and the sheet shape has been digitized. Below is the numerical value of the sheet shape of Dynaryz AGR. I compared it with Reisen ZGR.
The black one is the Rhyzen ZGR. Rhyzen ZGR: HS Traction Balance Sponge hard+ grain thickness 1.5 mm, grain spacing 0.8 mm, grain height 0.7 mm Dynaryz AGR: AS Traction Hyper Bounce Sponge hard grain thickness 1.7 mm, grain spacing 0.6 mm, grain height 0.9 mm The thicker the grains, the narrower the grain spacing, and the lower the grain height, the higher the rotation performance and the more sticky the sheet. I think that the Rhyzen ZGR has finer grains and wider grain spacing to improve speed performance, while lowering the grain height to make it more sticky.
Three features of Rhyzen ZGR
Bouncing adhesive tension!
The first thing I felt when I used it was, “Oh, this is a very bouncy adhesive rubber!” It’s not sticky at all. Looking at the seat shape, it has a tension-type shape. The hitting sound was high and it was a narrow table tennis field, so I thought that it was a tension rubber with a sense of speed comparable to Dignics 05. The rubber that I thought was close to me was Dignics 09C! Even considering the release date, I felt that Yola was conscious of the dig 09C when it was released.
However, although it bounces, I was able to do something that seems to be an adhesive rubber. This was very good. I felt that the lower rotation hit is easy to lift and hit, and the amount of rotation is also firmly applied. You said that it’s harder to get the balls together and it’s harder to block than Dignics 05. Since Virtoso AC is a thin inner carbon, I felt that it was a combination that was easy to handle and did not impair the rotational performance. Generally, adhesive rubber is good! It was a trial hit that I felt.
If you go this far, you can imagine a person who is good at guessing, but there is no such thing as a genuine habit ball like a leopard. Don’t buy it in the hope of stickiness. Instead, it is an adhesive tension rubber with higher speed performance than spin tension. I think you should recognize it as such an adhesive tension rubber and purchase it.
Can be used in the back if combined with a carbon racket!
It bounces a lot, so I felt that it could be used even in the back! In particular, it has a grip like adhesive rubber, and Chiquita and backhand drive may have been easier to do than Honestly Dignics 05. It may be because Dignics 05 is a strange rubber that is a little difficult to handle. I tried to block it, but I didn’t feel that it would fall even if I hit it flat, and that it would be too affected by the rotation of the opponent. I put it on the inner carbon racket this time, but I imagine that even the outer carbon racket can be handled if it can overcome the hardness and weight.
Counter drive is easy to do in spite of the good bite
I also changed the racket, and the ease of handling the equipment as a whole has moved in the direction of being easy to handle, and although it is a little difficult to make an objective comparison, the counter drive has entered more than I expected. It was a rubber with a good bite, so I thought it would be difficult, but it was a practice game because it settled down like an adhesive rubber, but I was happy that it became one of the scoring sources. It was an image that it was more stable to counter drive by removing the rotation axis than to overwrite the rotation of the other party directly.
Each technics review
Fore hand
Light hit The shot feeling and momentum were comparable to those of spin-type tension rubber.
Drive on long balls and rallies When the hitting point was dropped, it was easy to drive with a large amount of rotation due to the good biting.
Drive with open face It seems to be an adhesive rubber, it was easier to speed drive by opening the surface for downward rotation hitting etc. The amount of rotation may not be a little.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin It popped out quite well, and I felt that it was easy to make a loop with a high trajectory like Dignics 05. Instead, the amount of rotation was also high.
Speed drive against back spin I think it’s easier to open the face. I think it’s difficult to bring it if you get involved too much. However, it’s pretty good to bite in, so if you have the power, you can take it with you.
Curve / shoot drive The speed was fast and the ball didn’t sink, so I didn’t get the impression that it would bend much.
Block It was easy to do. Since the bite is good, there are many over mistakes, and I thought that it was not like an adhesive rubber.
Counter drive At first, there were many over-misses, but it became stable by catching it a little.
Stop The bite is better than I expected, so it may come to mind if you just hit it. Trying to cut will lower the trajectory, but it may be a little longer.
Push It was good that the swing had a lower trajectory. I didn’t feel it would cut too much, probably because Dignics 05 was cut too much.
Fore flick I could only play it, but I couldn’t play it. I think it will be more stable if it is rotated.
Back hand
Light hit Even in the back, I didn’t feel any discomfort. It may be said that it is a slightly heavy spin type tension rubber.
Drive on long balls and rallies It wasn’t bad, but when it went down, the speed slowed down a little because there was no power.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin It was easier than I expected. It may be in the back.
Speed drive against back spin The back was easier to open, so it was easier to do because of the angle.
Block I didn’t feel any discomfort. I think it’s because of the weight and hardness.
Push I don’t have the impression that it will cut that much, but it was easy to do.
Chiquita It was easy to do. Since it grips the ball, it was good that the overwrite system was especially easy to do.
Comparison with other rubbers (personal impressions)
Rhyzer Pro is a rubber of Joola. Located in one of Joola’s high-end rubber. In Japan, Joola may be a more famous manufacturer of large ball table tennis. However, Joola’s equipment is often mentioned as reading the World Table Tennis Kingdom. It probably reflects the fact that there are many good products. The catch phrase of Rhyzer Pro, the rubber that katsuo000 tried this time, is a “sharp and pointed” rubber! It uses a 50 ° hard sponge, making it a heavyweight rubber. In the Rhyzer series, Rhyzer 48, Rhyzer 43 and soft rubber, and Rhyzer Pro 45 are on sale, and this time Rhyzer Pro 50 is exactly the rubber for hard hitters. What katsuo000 paid attention to was that the Rhyzer Pro 50 was reviewed in the table tennis kingdom as a rubber that matches the outer carbon. Does rubber with a hardness of 50 ° really match the outer carbon? As a person who mainly uses Zhang Jike ZLC, it’s quite anxious. Generally, the theory is to match hard rubber with soft rackets, wood and inner carbon. However, Joola sells a lot of outer carbon rackets. At Butterfly (Butterfly, Tamasu), Joola is still a manufacturer that sells a thick outer carbon racket type using cypress that has been discontinued. For example, Nobilis (3 + 2 outer PBO-C, plate thickness 7.1 mm) and Rossi Emotion PBO-C (5 + 2 inner PBO-C, plate thickness), which are thick with hinoki outer carbon. There are many rackets that are likely to have a long flight distance, such as 6.3 mm). I tried to see if the outer carbon racket and Rhyzer Pro 50 are really compatible.
Published performance value
The Rhyzer Pro 50 is the rubber with the highest speed and spin in the Rhyzer series. The price is 6,800 yen + tax, which is a little high.
Rhyzer Pro 50 sticking and weight
I felt the weight coming down. Personally, it’s the kind of rubber I like.
Rhyzer Pro 50
Spin-focused tension
Made in Germany
・Sponge thickness: 2.0 mm, Max
・Speed: 9.5
・Spin: 9
・Category: Professional
・Sponge stiffness: Hard
・6,800 yen + tax
・74 g (before cut) → 51 g (after cut)
The shot feeling is quite hard. It is a hard rubber like adhesive rubber.
Three features of Rhyzer Pro 50
Rubber like Tenergy 05 Hard!
The moment I hit the drive, I felt “Oh, Tenergy 05 Hard!” I’ve been using the 05 hardware for quite a long time, so I think I know the shot feeling quite a bit. Specifically, what kind of shot feeling is, like adhesive rubber, the shot feeling is hard and the sheet is strong, so it is a rubber that makes it easy to catch the ball with just the sheet. Even if you catch the ball with just the seat, it does not chip and it is a rubber that is easy to hook the ball firmly and rotate it. Also, if you let it bite into the sponge, the shot feeling will be different from Tenergy 05 Hard, but you can get a flight distance and speed, and it was easier to get speed than adhesive rubber. I felt that the amount of spin was close to that of Tenergy 05 Hard!
Certainly there are few over mistakes even with outer carbon rackets!
I didn’t really imagine what it means to be compatible with outer carbon rackets, but I found out by hitting it. If you use an outer carbon racket, it is easy to get a long distance, so over mistakes are likely to occur. However, with this Rhyzer Pro 50, there are few over mistakes and I felt that I could take the plunge from the receive drive! The outer carbon racket is a racket that is easy to fly, so it is the receive that burns the most. I think it’s easy to over-miss with a receive, or if you’re afraid of an over-miss and you’re afraid to leave it, you’ll float and eat your opponent’s bang. However, with the Rhyzer Pro 50, everything fits on the table from the first receive drive, and push stopped perfectly, which was a very good feeling. Why doesn’t the flight distance come out? I felt that I would like this to be used by those who are in trouble using outer carbon. It was a great match with Zhang Jike ZLC!
Easy to do simple blocks like German rubber
Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 05 hard are easy to spin, so simple blocks are a little difficult because they are easily affected by rotation, but Rhyzer Pro 50 is less likely to be affected by the opponent’s ball even with simple blocks like German rubber. , It was very easy to hit the block. When I was using Tenergy 05 Hard, I was able to stabilize it by catching the ball a little and blocking it, but it was difficult to block. With Rhyzer Pro 50, it was very easy to block the . Also, the counter drive was not easily affected by the spin, so it was easy to do!
Each technics review
Fore hand
Light hit I feel the hardness. It looks like an adhesive rubber, not a bouncy rubber.
Drive on long balls and rallies The rubber is hard, but because it is a tension rubber that emphasizes spin, you can hit the drive with spin.
Drive with open face Because it is a hard rubber, it is quite difficult to bite it. Unlike adhesive rubber and Tenergy 05, I felt it was easy to play. By that amount, it was easy to hit a speed drive close to meat.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin This was a very nice touch! I use loop drive as a score source, but I felt that Riser Pro 50 can hit a high quality loop drive that can be used even in games.
Speed drive against back spin It was difficult to bite in, so it was a little difficult to stabilize. I think you can get used to it.
Curve / shoot drive The ball is easy to enter shallowly, so if you take it sideways and rotate it sideways, it will bend quite unpleasantly. Sounds good. I feel that it is okay to review the horizontal rotation system technology as a plastic ball.
Block Both the sheet and the sponge are hard, so it was easy to do for the bite.
Counter drive If anything, the overwriting type counter drive was easy to do and the counter speed drive was difficult.
Stop It was cut into pieces. Sounds good. It is easy to stop the ball and it has become a strong downward rotation even if it does not stop.
Push You can cut it! I think it’s easy to move on to preparing for the next ball counter drive.
Fore flick It was difficult because the rubber is hard. It may be better not to flick too much with hard rubber.
Back hand
Light hit It’s a little hard.
Drive on long balls and rallies Because it is elastic or elastic rubber, it is not necessary to hit it. The rest is my arm.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin If it’s not difficult, you can do a high quality loop drive!
Speed drive against back spin It’s a little difficult. It’s an arm problem.
Curve / shoot drive Since it is shallow and easy to enter, Chiquita is also easy to bend.
Block It’s hard to bite in, but it was easy to do thanks to the sheet with a ball holder.
Counter drive The counter drive in the back was not enough. It was difficult.
Stop Sounds good! It was easy to do. It was as easy to do as Tenergy 05 Hard.
Push I’m glad it took a turn.
Chiquita I entered from the first ball without any discomfort. The impression is that it is too hard to fall off.
Comparison with other rubbers (personal impressions)
Spin amount Dignics 05 > Tenergy 05 Hard ≧ Rhyzer Pro 50 > Dynaryz AGR ＞ Tenergy 80
Dynaryz series is Joola’s latest rubber, which will be released in the spring of 2020. As of 2020, it is located in Joola’s latest high-end rubber. Joola is rather a famous manufacturer of large ball table tennis in Japan, and I think that many of you are familiar with it. However, Joola’s equipment is often mentioned when reading the World Table Tennis Kingdom. I imagined that there were many good products. The rubber that katsuo000 tried this time is Dynalyz AGR. There are two types of dynamization, soft ACC and hard AGR. The naming is so cool that I don’t want to say “Dynaryz!” Dynaryz uses a new technology sponge and sheet, which gives a good shot feeling! That was emphasized. I didn’t have much information about what kind of rubber it was, but I bought it with the expectation that it was not a bad rubber because of its performance value and price range.
Published performance value
Dynaryz is the highest-ranked rubber in Joola’s rubber category called premium, and the price is also the highest at 7,600 yen + tax. Will it be discounted to around 5,500 yen? It’s quite expensive. The Dynaryz AGR has better rotation and speed performance than the Rhyzer Pro, so I didn’t like it, but my expectations were high! You can think of Joola’s No. 1 spin tension rubber as the Dynaryz AGR!
Dynaize AGR pasting and weight
It wasn’t that heavy. Even with the ball, it was a softer rubber than the Rhyzer Pro 50.
Dynaryz AGR
Spin tension
Next Generation Hyper Bounce Sponge
Advanced Surface Traction
Made in Germany
・Sponge Thickness： 2.0 mm, Max
・Speed: 11
・Spin: 10
・Category: Premium
・Sponge stiffness: Hard
・7,600 yen + tax
・72 g (before cut) → 50 g (after cut)
The bite was better than I had imagined, and I was worried if I put it on to be honest. When I actually tried it, it ended up in a misery.
Three features of Dynaryz AGR
Feeling is Tenergy 80! Spin amount is Tenergy05!
The first thing I felt when I used it was, “Oh, this is a hard sponge, but it’s a rubber that bites into it!” And it looks like Tenergy! The ball is released a little early, so it feels like a Tenergy 80 hit. The person who received it said that it was a lively drive with a lot of rotation. The amount of rotation is a sensation, but I felt that there was something close to Tenergy 05!
As an aside, I imagine that German manufacturers have been developing rubber like Tenergy with the aim of overthrowing Tenergy. Anyway, it was a rubber that can be used even with a back that has a good bite and a relatively weak impact. The price is high, but I thought it was a very tenacious rubber! I think it’s cheaper than Tenergy, and I think it’s an ant considering its lifespan!
The ball is heavy even though it is easy to hit repeatedly with a light feel!
What I felt after using it was that it was easy to hit repeatedly! However, you said that the ball is heavy to some extent. I don’t think it’s that heavy in terms of shot feeling, but it seems that there are balls that are spinning more than I imagined because of the good bite. In the past, German-made rubber had the image of being able to put out a ball like a habit ball if it was hard and could be bitten into it, but I think it was difficult to hit repeatedly. However, Dynaryz AGR is easy to hit repeatedly! I think this is not a German rubber, but rather a rubber that has the characteristics of a Japanese rubber!
Satisfactory both spin and speed even in backhand!
Very well balanced rubber, easy to use in the fore and back! The fore of katsuo000 likes hard rubber, so if you use Dynaryz, I think it’s on the back side. I tried to hit the downward rotation loop drive with the backhand, but I noticed that the person who did the opponent was quite over-missed and the amount of rotation was higher than I imagined from the shot feeling. I think that the amount of rotation was about the same as Tenergy 80 or Tenergy 05! Also, the drive was very lively, and I felt that it could be expressed that the drive is easy to stretch with the amount of rotation, rather than being violent or rough. I think it’s a very high-performance rubber that is easy to handle but powerful! The image of katsuo000 was a rubber that made Rasanter R48 a little harder. If you make it harder, it may look like Rasanter R53, but it’s not as hard as R53, and if you want more power than R48 but R53 is too hard, it may be just the right rubber.
Each technical review
Forehand
Light hit It was 50 g, but it is soft. At the same weight, Dignics 09C and Tenergy 05 Hard, but the Dynalyz AGR was overwhelmingly easier to bite and handle.
Drive on long balls and rallies It’s easy to bite in, so it’s easy to speed up, and it’s easy to hit a strong rotation drive because it gets caught firmly.
Drive with open face It’s better to open the surface, but if you let it bite too much, I felt that the thicker sponge makes it easier to get a longer flight distance than I imagined.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin I was able to obtain a satisfactory amount of rotation even when using it in the foreground. Since it is good to pop out, it seems that a deep loop drive with a fast ball foot by rotation is more likely to be a weapon than a low, shallow and slow loop drive.
Speed drive against back spin It was easy to hit because the speed drive was also easy to bite. Since it hits the board compared to Tenergy 05, if you try to speed up too much, it may not rotate and it may not be stable.
Curve / shoot drive It was not so hard so it was a normal curve / shoot drive.
Block Since the seat is strong, it was easy to do for the bite.
Counter drive If the hitting point is too early, it will not be stable, so if you take a good distance and overwrite it, it will be stable.
Stop I couldn’t cut it, but I was able to return it low.
Push I couldn’t cut it, but it was possible to suppress it.
Back hand
Light hit I was able to use it without any discomfort.
Drive on long balls and rallies It was easy to rotate and very stable. Since the shot feeling is not a mad rubber, it was easy to hit repeatedly.
Loop (top spin) drive against back spin Although it is easy to hit repeatedly, I was surprised at the amount of rotation. It’s a good rubber!
Speed drive against back spin It’s a little difficult, but I think it will be stable if you practice because it bites well.
Block It was easy to block meat balls because it bites well.
Stop It doesn’t rotate, but it was easy to do.
Push It doesn’t rotate, but it was easy to do.
Chiquita I made a little too much bite and made some over mistakes, but once I get used to it, I think I can do it without any problems.
Comparison with other rubbers (individual impressions)
Rhyzer Pro 45（ライザープロ45）はJoola（ヨーラ）のラバーで、既にレビューしたRhyzer Pro 50（ライザープロ50）の硬度を柔らかくしたラバーのようですね。どちらもJoola（ヨーラ）のハイエンドラバーに位置します。日本ではJoolaはラージボール卓球の方が有名なメーカーかもしれません。しかしながら、Joolaの用具は卓球王国を拝読していると度々取り上げられます。良い製品が多いことを反映しているのでしょう。Rhyzer Pro 50（ライザープロ50）のキャッチコピーは「鋭く尖った」ラバーでしたが、名前のとおり50°のハードなスポンジを採用していて、ヘビー級ラバーでした。打球感としては、Tenergy 05 Hard（テナジー05ハード）に近く、若干ミートがしやすく、回転性能が劣りはするものの、非常に高性能なラバーでした。Rhyzer（ライザー）シリーズには、Rhyzer 48（ライザー48）、Rhyzer 43（ライザー43）と柔らかいラバーと、今回試打したRhyzer Pro 45（ライザープロ45）が販売されています。Rhyzer Pro 50（ライザープロ50）が非常に好感触でしたので、Rhyzer Pro45（ライザープロ45）もとても期待感をもって試打しました。
あまり軟テンションを比較したことがないのですが、回転性能や相手のボールに負けない強さなどを考慮すると非常に高性能なラバーだと感じました。軟テンション系ラバー、例えばVega Euro（ヴェガヨーロ）やOmega VII Euro（オメガ7ヨーロ）、Tenergy 05 FX（テナジー05FX）などが挙げられると思います。Rhyzer Pro 45はその中でもシートが硬く、他の軟テンション系ラバーとは一線を画すと感じましたね。
