Rs. 3,950.00
Yasaka Table Tennis Rubbers
1 product
Yasaka is a Japanese-Swedish table tennis brand with a long history. World-class players have used its rubbers for years. We stock the Yasaka Rakza 7, one of the most popular attacking rubbers ever made. Players love its mix of speed, spin and control.
The Rakza 7 has a high-tension sponge and a grippy top sheet. It gives strong topspin but stays forgiving while you learn. Shakehand and penhold players both use it, because it works well for looping, blocking and counter-attacks.
Every Yasaka rubber we sell is genuine. Pair the Rakza 7 with one of our blades, or add balls, cases and tables to kit out your game. We ship across India with tracking.
About the Yasaka Rakza 7
Yasaka Rakza 7 is an inverted attacking rubber with a high-friction, natural-rubber-rich topsheet and medium-hard sponge. Yasaka lists its hardness at approximately 45° and describes it for looping and counter-attacking on either side of a racket.
Who should consider Rakza 7?
Consider it if you already use topspin and want an offensive sheet to compare for forehand or backhand. Start with a specific need: opening against backspin, placing a block or making a controlled counter. It does not require a particular grip, and a model name cannot guarantee the feel on your blade.
What should you compare?
Yasaka describes the surface as grippy and high-friction. That description is more useful than treating every spin rubber as tacky. If you want a different topsheet design, compare JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR. For other attacking choices, browse our rubber range.
Rakza 7 also appears in our Tenergy 05 alternatives guide. Treat that as a shortlist, rather than a claim that the two rubbers perform identically.
What comes in the order?
- This product is one rubber sheet.
- Choose the colour and thickness offered on this page.
- Budget for a blade and another sheet if building a full racket.
For fitting, add the paid gluing service with the parts in your cart. Check the selected option's availability before ordering.
Specification source: Yasaka's Rakza 7 details.