25 rubbers
Yasaka
Yasaka is the Japanese manufacturer behind the Mark V (in production since 1969) and the Rakza family that has become the dominant value-tier flagship alternative. Yasaka rubbers prioritise consistency and accessibility over the marketing-driven evolution of competitor brands — the Rakza 7 has been the benchmark mid-flagship for over a decade, and the Mark V remains the most-recommended classical teaching rubber.
See our top Yasaka picks →Rakza 7
Dependable all-round workhorse. Consistent across all strokes from intermediate to advanced level.
Rakza X
Slightly tacky topsheet delivers outstanding grip and drive. Excellent spin and explosive power.
Rakza Z
Top of the Rakza line. Fast, spinny, and direct for modern aggressive attacking play.
Rakza Z Extra Hard
Harder Rakza Z for players who demand maximum power and prefer direct, unforgiving feedback.
Mark V
A timeless classic trusted by millions of players worldwide. Forgiving, consistent, and reliable — the perfect rubber for learning proper technique.
Mark V HPS
High Performance Sponge upgrade to Mark V. Noticeably faster and spinnier while retaining excellent control.
Rakza 9
The hardest and most powerful Rakza. Maximum speed for advanced players who dominate with flat power.
Pryde 30
Soft training rubber ideal for players learning proper technique. Consistent and highly controllable.
Pryde
Yasaka's flagship tensor outside the Rakza family. Competitive attacking character for elite-level play.
Rakza PO
Rakza family short pip with grippy modern topsheet. Spin-friendly enough to play a short-pip BH topspin game close to the table.
Rakza 7 Soft
Softer-sponge Rakza 7. Easy to control, forgiving sweet spot, great BH option — the rubber many clubs hand a competent improver before stepping them up to Rakza X.
Rakza HO
Harder Rakza-family short pip. Direct, fast, with a grippy topsheet — friendly for short-pip BH topspin and close-table flat hitting.
Rakza II
Refreshed Rakza for the modern game. More spin window than Rakza 7, faster than Rakza Soft — a sensible default in the Yasaka line-up.
Mark V M2
Mid-density Mark V. The classic Mark V feel with a touch more pop — popular as a step-up rubber for kids and adult beginners.
Mark V AD
Tournament-tuned Mark V. More spin and pace than the original while keeping the iconic feel — a competition-friendly classic-tier rubber.
Mark V GPS
Modern Mark V refresh with grippier topsheet. Easier to spin than the original — a friendlier introduction to topspin for new players.
Mark V XS
Extra-soft Mark V. Slow, very controllable — the rubber clubs hand to kids and very gentle improvers learning their first strokes.
Sweden Extra
Classic Yasaka control rubber. Soft, slow, forgiving — a long-running favourite for technique-first improvement and chopper FH/BH builds.
Original Extra
Yasaka's most classical all-round rubber. Pure technique tool: slow, soft, predictable, and absolutely friendly to learning consistent strokes.
Pryde 40
Pryde at 40° hardness. Slightly faster and more attacking than Pryde 30, while still controllable — a sensible BH for committed improvers.
Anti Power
Yasaka's anti-spin with enough sponge speed to actually hit back. Useful for disruption players who want to attack occasionally rather than purely chop.
Phantom 0011
Classical Yasaka long-pip chopper rubber. Heavy spin reversal, deep block angle — a long-running tour-level defender's pick.
Phantom 0012
Slightly faster Phantom variant with more attacking potential. Used by modern hybrid defenders who chop most of the time but punish high balls.
Tackiness Chop II
Updated tacky chop rubber. Heavy backspin on the chop and excellent control under spin — the standard FH partner for a Phantom long-pip BH.
Rising Dragon
Yasaka's 2024 hybrid release. Mid-tacky topsheet on a fast tensor sponge — strong serve and spin character with a Tenergy-style speed window.