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It weighed 87.6g and with rubber attached it was 188.2g.
Compared to the Harimoto Inner ALC.
The grip is thinner than the Harimoto Inner and feels thinner when you hold it.
The feel of the ball is a little harder than the Harimoto Inner and the trajectory seems to be linear.
Also, because it's an inner, I feel the ball holds and it spins, but I felt that it was more like an outer among inners.

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The feel at impact is similar to that of a hard wood racket*7 plywood.
Feeling good at this point
The ball will be hit much higher.
The downward rotation is very easy to do.
It is also a racket that is very easy to control because it does not have the ball separation speed that is unique to carbon rackets.
There was a feeling that the tabletop was flying a little, but it was within an acceptable range.
The grip of the racket is a slightly thinner version of the Kyouhyoryu 5, which I feel will appeal to everyone.
Compare with similar rackets (Kyohyouryu 5 and Inner Force Layer ALC)
Feel at impact
Hard Leopard Dragon>Inner Force>H2
speed
Fast Kyouhyoryu > H2 > Inner Force
ball holder
Holds Inner Force>H2>Leopard Dragon
Flying distance
Flying Leopard Dragon>H2>Inner Force
Is it like this?
I thought it was worth a try for those who couldn't handle Kyohyoryu etc.
The overall review is that it is a fairly complete racket.
I wish the price was a little lower...

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After using it for 2 weeks, I will review it. Basically, it will be compared with the inner force ZLC that was used before.
The speed is only within the inner range. It's easier to get speed than an inner force racket, and it releases the ball moderately, so I felt it was easy to play.
It's a little difficult to loop drive because it doesn't feel like it sticks to the racket for a long time, but I think the amount of rotation is enough.
Since the control is inner, it is easier to control than the outer. However, it is easy to speed up in the inner circle, so I made a lot of over mistakes before I got used to it.
The feeling of hitting the ball still feels like an innerwear that resonates in the hand, and I don't think people who change from innerwear to innerwear will feel much discomfort.
Although it is expensive, it is a racket recommended for players who have high overall power and seek intermediate performance between outer and inner.

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I decided to write my impressions after seeing my OB using it. The price is crazy, but the performance is marked. It is quite easy to use and the shot feeling is quite good. I think it's worth the price. If you are impressed by using it once, please use it if you can use it.

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I used to use wood before, so I will compare it with that.
Is the performance too good when combined with "Foreground" Tenergy 05? I think. The drive is solidified as if you were holding a ball of wood in yourself, and if you hit it, it will rise too much and it will be over. However, the ball that seemed to be caught on the net with wood stuck in the back of the opponent's court.
"Back" back is very nice. Because it bounces well, the drive, block, counter, and meat are all of a high standard and fit well and I am satisfied.
"Bench technology" This is the most bright and dark part of me. Because I'm the type who takes the initiative from myself, but Chiquita flies well. Chiquita makes a lot of mistakes against short serve, so basically I had to stop and flick to enter, and the tactics changed a little.
"Serve" Serve expires. I am very satisfied with the fact that I have a moderate amount of balls, and because I can get away quickly, the longs are fast, and the short serve is cut off.
Is it the true value of this racket that it can maintain a drive with a large amount of rotation and a speed drive even if the "middle team" goes down? Since it can be rewound immediately, it can be swung out with confidence even if it is lowered.

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I got it before the release and tried it.
The shot feeling that comfortably echoes in my hand from the rally is very pleasant.
There is speed in the inner carbon racket.
The drive is very well taken and it is a hit ball with a "good" stretch. (Especially because I put tenergy on it)
Meat-type techniques such as smash and block are also very easy to do, and although they are fast, they fit on the table.

Since the grip is easy to grip, it is easy to serve.
I felt it was a little heavy (89g when measured), and I felt it was difficult to control Chiquita etc. due to the high momentum.

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