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The narrow grip makes it easy to hold, making this racket easy to recommend for elementary and junior high school students who are just starting out.
It has a low, slightly muffled hitting sound, a feeling of hitting the ball that resonates easily in your hands, a slightly longer ball grip, and a two-tone design of red and black, which is simple but makes you feel good when you look at it.
There aren't many distinctive features, but since there are few unnecessary elements, it doesn't get too weird and make it difficult to play meat, or the ball flies straight out before it starts spinning, so I think it's a racket with the round performance typical of Yasaka. I felt that.

You can use it with the Mark V for beginners, but if you want to learn modern table tennis, I think it's better to start with a lightly tensioned rubber like Rigan or GTT45.

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It is a well-balanced racket that has been "Yasaka-like" for the first time in a long time.

Momentum is slightly stronger than All Round Evolution.

This momentum is already exquisite.

Orlevo has good shot feeling, rotation, and control, but the momentum is really weak. That's why Celero Wood and Waldner OFF are a little too momentum. Heavy for Corbel.

A position that was unlikely to reach such an itchy place.
It is a racket that fills the holes of 5 plywood.

This is a Swedish-made ball with a pleasant feel at impact.

If you stick a hard tension rubber, it's a performance that even advanced users can use.
If the number of such five plywoods increases, that alone should lead to an improvement in the level of junior high school students.

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