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The feel on impact is almost wood, but the feel of flight when you swing through is carbon. I put a little tension-type adhesive on it, but it gives me a lot of spin, so it's easy to get a ball-like drive that bounces after a steep descent. This is the first racket with a good ball holding so far. There is also a thickness, so it is easy to do defensive techniques. The control is good, so it is easy to cut (even though carbon is included).

It is a racket with a mysterious hitting feeling that fits on the table even though it bounces.

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I recently came back to table tennis after a long break. I played a fast carbon blade Imperial the last time I was active. With the Insperia I was looking for a Blade that was more balanced but without losing too much speed. I played it a while now and have to say that I'm super satisfied. The speed is good and yet some balls that I thought would go over the table landed on it. Also, the sweet spot feels pretty wide.

A trial racket was prepared at a store I knew and I hit it!
Stiga has a good reputation for wood plywood rackets, but carbonado and other special materials are also quite good.
The inspirer CCF was not very hard to hit. It is a fairly well-balanced high-performance racket.

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I bought it early because it was highly acclaimed by Yu-san's review. The shot feeling is thick with inner carbon, but it feels soft and can be taken where you want to hit. It seems that the adhesive rubber will fit well with the momentum. The bag is too bouncy with DNA Pro M to use with my arm. Next, I want to try it with Shoryu. Dig 09C is good for the fore, but Kyo Leopard NEO3 or an adhesive rubber that doesn't bounce gives just the right amount of momentum and seems to be able to attack with rotation! It is a racket that you can not enjoy for a long time with a rubber arrangement!

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