Antispin Comparison - Nittaku Best Anti vs Yasaka Trick Anti

[@Dexter1971]

Hello, I am a player who started playing ping pong at the age of 50, I will soon be 54. I have been playing with the BEST ANTI in 1.8 on a Docteur Neubauer Titan blade for a year now and the combination of the two is really very interesting!!!

[@antispinguy]

Hello! Nice to meet you here... keep in touch to share our experiences...

[@armanddelavictoire1623]

Hello bon comparatif dommage que vous n'avez pas montré les réceptions de differents services et defence sur gros top .... pour vous quel est le mieux?

[@antispinguy]

For a better picture of these antispin, take into account that in most of my videos on this channel so far I have played with trick anti. By the way, you can find a full review here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ani2gWqiZ7h3ZtE Regarding best anti, I only played one tournament with it - see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imacpKBne5yAgZI To answer your question regarding the antispin that I liked more, I have to confirm that I got along better with trick anti

[@Arief-PCR-A6]

Good video 👍🏓 What do you think of these two different rubber?

[@antispinguy]

First observations: trick anti has a harder sponge, best anti a bit softer; trick anti seems a bit slower, although best anti is not fast either, but sometimes it throws the ball higher, which is why it exceeds the table more often - but this it happen maybe because i,m more used with trick anti; best anti is more slippery, trick anti has a bit more friction, although it can still be classified as an antispin without friction.

[@Arief-PCR-A6]

@@antispinguy I also felt the same as with the Nittaku best anti rubber, the ball was thrown stronger so it often went off the table. Is it because I use best anti with a thickness of 1.8 mm? Maybe if you use the 1.2 mm one you will have more control and the ball won't be thrown as hard.

[@Arief-PCR-A6]

@@antispinguy The thicker the sponge --> the higher the speed, the lower the effect The thinner the sponge --> the lower the speed, the higher the effect

[@antispinguy]

​@@Arief-PCR-A6In this video, I'm using the 1.3mm version. I don't think the sponge thickness is the reason for the issue. For example, right now i, m playing with Dr. Neubauer ABS 3, with a 2mm sponge and didn’t experience this problem (on the same blade). It’s probably a matter of adjusting the angle. However, I haven’t had the chance to play more with Best Anti to see what happens with proper training.

[@Arief-PCR-A6]

@@antispinguy Oh, I see. It seems like the technique of using rubber really needs to be better mastered. OK, thanks for the explanation.

[@jayvigangwani121]

review without details is like driving in dark with no head lights. you shud mention racket type, rubber thickness before u make video. such a disaster

[@antispinguy]

You are right. But this is not a review. :) On the other hand, in the video description there is information about the thickness of the sponges, about the blade used, my first impressions regardind this comparison and a link to a detailed review regarding one of the anti-spin used in this video. Anyway, thanks for watching and for your comment.