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  Omatsu （Reviews to ZYRE-03）

  It's quite hard, but it flies well when you hit it. Recommended for those who want a strong impact.

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  Tomoyan （Reviews to DNA PLATINUM M）

  First of all, the sheet is neither too hard nor too soft, allowing the ball to dig into the rubber, making it easy to hit and driving the ball in a...

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  Natsutsu's Uncle （Reviews to SHINING DRAGON Ⅱ）

  My impressions after borrowing my student's equipment:Racket: Reinforce LTForehand: Kiryu 2-thickBackhand: Ligan Subin medium-thickFirst and foremo...

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  Egchugi （Reviews to DIGNICS 64）

  Advantages:- Fast and stable contact- Deep, soft block for stability even on hard hits- Long distanceDisadvantages:- Low spin- Soft surface results...

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  MH （Reviews to JEKYLL ＆ HYDE C52.5）

  I’ve tried many rubbers: D09c, H3N (prov), C53, D05 and more. This rubber is phenomenal—not as fast as a true tensor but close. Looping is easy wit...

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  sk （Reviews to SK Carbon）

  Very light and good racket. It depends on the rubber, so choose the one that suits you best.

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  People who attend Ping Pong House （Reviews to FLYATT Carbon）

  When I was in the second and third years of junior high school, I was able to win mainly by using speed drives, but when I became a high school stu...

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  rice （Reviews to CYBERSHAPE WOOD）

  I used to use a carbon racket, but I wanted more stability, so I bought this racket. With this racket, it's now easy to perform any technique, and ...

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  Front offensive and defensive type （Reviews to SK Carbon）

  Control: ☆☆☆☆Spin: ☆☆☆Speed: ☆☆☆☆Feel: ☆☆☆☆Sound: ☆☆☆☆The SK Carbon felt good with good speed and not much spin. I recommend it for players who dri...

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  a （Reviews to STRADIVARIUS）

  It's clearly softer than the Chocho outer ALC models. I don't particularly like describing carbon models as "flying wood," but in this case, even t...