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This is a hard court racket, but it can also be used as a large racket. It is harder and less bouncy than other large rackets, but if you swing it well, you can get a good ball. Its strength is that it can be used stably from any position in the front or back court.

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Speed, rotation, center of gravity, and everything else feels well balanced.
It's not that he's poor in terms of skill, but everything is of a high standard.
It bounces well, but it also has a solid grip that only an inner ball can provide, and the stability of serves and loops is amazing.

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I use a shake hand racket, but I hold the grip with a pen holder, but overall, it was a racket that took a lot of spin and had quite a bit of speed. On the Butterfly website, the speed is listed as lower than Corbell, but it had a relatively repulsive force, and since it was an inner ZLC, it took a lot of spin. The hitting sound was good when smashing or driving, and I think the stability is excellent. It is stated that it is a little lighter than the inner ZLC, so those who are sensitive to weight can refer to it.

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The first impression is that the overall balance is excellent. Not only can it be used for speed and rotation, but it also has excellent control with the unique feel of an inner force racket that makes you feel like you are holding the ball for a moment. In addition, it is a racket that everyone can receive because it can bring out almost 100% performance with any rubber. I think that it is difficult for beginners to handle due to the momentum, but it is recommended for intermediate to advanced players who want stability at a high level.

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I thought it was very easy to use!
I thought it was a very good racket that was easy to block!

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It is an inner racket with ZL carbon mounted on five plywood. Since it is an inner, it has a very good ball holding and a very good shot feeling. The shot feeling of the racket feels a little hard because the upper plate is hard, but since ZL carbon is installed in the inner specification, it takes speed and rotation, and the control performance is also high. The momentum is a little more than the inner force layer ZLC. Since the shot feeling is a little hard, it may be better to put a soft rubber on it. As for the back, I felt that Tenergy 80, which is very compatible with ZLC, fits very well. Personally, I really like the simple design of the grip. Recommended for those who cannot compromise on both performance and design.

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