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Receive: It's quite easy to stop.
I think the rubber has something to do with it, but I feel like it's easy to go a little over with a push shot.
With the Chiquita, if you swing properly at the end, you can get a pretty good ball and it's easy to control.
Against upside down forehand drives: Personally, this was the best.
If you cover it and swing forward, you can hit an incredible drive that combines speed and spin.
If you open the face and hit it in the middle or back of the court, the ball will extend and it's easy to win rallies.
Against downside forehand drives: Even if you loop it hard, it tends to be a low ball.
It's also quite easy to hit fast, but if you don't hit it with the right form, it will end up being a straight ball.
Against upside down backhand drives: Just as easy to hit as a forehand.
Against downside backhand drives: If you wait with your wrist and hit it, it will go in.
Block: It's really easy to block.
　
This racket can produce speeds on par with those of an outerhand without losing the good ball control and stability of the innerhand.
If you swing it with a good spin back, you can hit as many high-quality balls as you want.
However, the racket feels heavy for its weight because of the tip of the center of gravity, so if you don't have muscle, you'll end up playing like a baseball.

This is a godly racket that I recommend to those who want both stability and speed!

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First of all, as the headline says, this racket really bounces. It is the most elastic racket I have ever used. The speed that can be punched even from the rear is a performance that sets it apart from others. But at the same time, it can also be detrimental. At first, I was puzzled because it was sticky rubber, but it flew before I could spin it, and I couldn't get used to it because the shot feeling was so unique. There is no problem if you get used to it, but I thought it was a racket with a strong habit.

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Previously, I put double-sided adhesive on the hybrid ac and tried it, but the ball runs much more than that. However, it was refreshing to hit a ball with a sense of speed without giving a sense of stability. The jump is less than the inner force zlc that I hit a long time ago, and it seems that it can handle not only advanced players but also intermediate players. The tabletop was stable enough to keep up with the wood racket, and it was easy to put speed on Chiquita and flicks. Also, the apse did not suffer at all and did not lose. It was fun to hear the metallic sound of hitting the outer when hitting the drive. I've never seen a racket that combines speed, rotation, stability, and distance. If you have the opportunity, please consider purchasing it. Everyone will be amazed at the charm of this hybrid zc inside.

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Purchased by mail order for 14000 yen.
Grip ... flare
Weight ... 87g
Weight including rubber ... 188g
The feeling I had ... I don't feel that heavy. I have a Hadlow vr 192g, but it's much lighter.
I'd like to try it out and post a review these days, so stay tuned.
The hybrid zc inside is a racket that is less well known than the hybrid ac inside, but I think that this racket is definitely attractive, so I would like to delve into it.

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