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I thought that the maker's slogan at the time of racket sales would not always be attested.

& gt; Super-attack type players who want to make a full swing without fear of mistakes and stability-oriented players, both convincing performance

I extracted the original text as it is, but as a matter of fact, it was exactly like this.
Whether it's a strong shake or a soft connection, it's better than expected.

Although it is an outerwear, it is non-carbon. In other words, it is an outer fiber. Other than this racket, only Timo Boll ZLF knows.
(I think there is, but I don't know)

Of course, the hardness of carbon is not at all, but when the ball is shaken strongly, it gives the impression that it is running considerably.
The hard point is that the average weight is heavy. I had a little trouble finding a light individual.

Speaking of Exion, the image of rubber is strong, and I think that there are few opportunities to pick up a racket, but this is an ant.

In the future, it seems that I will become a racket maker that I want to include in my options.

No, I really recommend it!

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Before using this racket, I used the Japanese extreme blue straight with the same rubber as it is now. I changed to flared Ugo Hyper Axilium because it is difficult to hit straight if I do not grasp it again when turning back. It's pretty easy to grip.
First of all, regarding the feeling of hitting the ball, I originally used pure wood, but I felt that I had a ball and was able to use it as well.
At first, I felt that the trajectory of the fore hit was a little low, but it is a category that is easy to handle with a fairly easy knuckle.
In the fore of the downward rotation, I made a slight over-miss at first, but when I hit it with a slight hit without lifting it from below, it settled on the table and a sharp ball came out.
The back strike goes up considerably and draws an arc to enter the opponent's court. Excellent stability.
The back of the downward rotation is a type that I hit a little, but it was very easy to do.
It was easy to do all the flick Chiquita stops on the table.
The service is normal because I'm not very good at it. Switching from a service to a reversal is not particularly easy.

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The shot feeling is similar to the butterfly Zhang Jike ALC! The blocks and counters were very easy to do! As for rubber, v15 extra and Tenergy 05, which are harder than Tenergy 64 and Fastark s1, are quite suitable.

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I used it for about 4 hours including the practice game.
It's easy to control the ball because you grab it in the front or the middle and then bounce it.
Both the tabletop and the block are relatively easy to control compared to the Inner Force ZLC.
Please note that people who swing from bottom to top with a slow swing speed in the front team are likely to have more over mistakes.
If you have a swing speed, the ball will rotate and fit on the table, so if you have some ability, you will like it.

Is it because of Biscaria that 5.8mm is easier to use than 5.7mm (laughs)?

It was an outer racket that I could control even in the game for the first time in a long time.
For those who are not good at controlling the tabletop, the inner force ZLC system with a large blade is safe.

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