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Donic's Person Power Carbon (PPC) is in use. I bought it because I wanted to try a new material like CNF, which is rumored to be close to wood.
The obtained individual weighs 84.9g and has a thickness of 5.6mm, which is standard. Total weight was 186g.
The grip is the same AN as the PPC, but thicker and more angular than the PPC.
In terms of feel at impact, although the catalog describes it as hard as PPC, it actually felt quite flexible and soft overall. As an impression, it is a shot feeling like Stiga's Infinity's bumpy feeling has been reduced and the rigidity has been increased.
The scary thing is the height of the arc of the loop drive. I feel that it is about one ball higher than the aim. Aiming at the top of the net is just right. On the other hand, the speed drive that rubs the top of the ball has a straight trajectory.
For the processing on the bench, it was necessary to push it a little because the momentum was not enough with Stop Tsutsuki. Flicks and blocks draw high arcs, so there is a sense of security.
There is no dissatisfaction if the speed and flight distance are up to the middle team. It reacts according to the input, so it looks like a plywood board. I don't feel the difference between a light hit and a strong hit of the inner carbon, but overall the momentum is weak and the speed is slow.

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It weighed 88 grams.
The first impression was that when I hit it lightly, it had a soft feel and sound like wood, and I thought it wouldn't bounce too much.
After that, when I tried using it in practice, I felt that it was easy to rotate because the plate thickness was thin when it fell lightly. After that, when I banged it, I felt a strong carbon-like play, and I was surprised that it was easy to get speed.
In addition, it was easy to use because it felt like it was on a table, and it was easy to control the strength of the hit ball.
When I hit it with the people at the table tennis field that I always go to, I got the opinion that it was similar to Timospi and Liu Shiwen.
In summary, if you hit it lightly, it will return with a weak force, and if you hit it hard, it was easy to hit a powerful ball due to bending. Also, because the plate is thin, it is easy to rotate and I think the control was outstandingly good.
I think that the price of less than 10,000 yen with this performance is quite cheap. In the case of men, I think that it is suitable for those who hit in the front team, but I think that it is really recommended for women.
Also, if you are a student and want to use a special material even if it is cheap, I would like you to use it once.
Although it has the name carbon, it was a mysterious racket similar to wood and fiber.

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Changing from inner force layer ALC (87g) and trying
First of all, it is good that it is light (82 g was used) and the price is modest. It is very grateful that the number of combinations of racket rubber that is difficult to shake off from the recent trend of heavy rubber is increasing.
It doesn't bounce so much with a light hit, but it feels like it bounces moderately when it is rotated and shaken firmly, but it is an outer, but the shot feeling and usability are both inner-like performance and the impression that it emphasizes grip, not very suitable for playing Impression (I didn't feel any discomfort with the block, but when I flicked it, I felt that the ball didn't go a little)

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