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First of all, this racket has a lot of power. And the compatibility with the rubber is quite important.
I've noticed a lot of people using it recently, so I think it's a popular racket.
Please give it a try.

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I used to use the Yoshindong ALC, but I wanted more speed, so I bought this out of curiosity. At first, it felt hard and the ball left my hands quickly, making it difficult to control, but as I got used to it, the hardness became more accustomed and the ball held on better. It pairs well with sticky rubber, and I now enjoy the metallic sound it makes when I hit the ball solidly (lol). The stickiness of the rubber also makes it stop firmly on the table, so I have no complaints.

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Although it is a racket for hardball, it can be used sufficiently even in large. Compared to other large rackets, it's harder and doesn't bounce, but it makes a good ball if you swing it well. The strength is that it can be stably inserted in any position from the front to the rear. I think that rotation is relatively easy. It is recommended to stick a speed rubber.

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Uses 91g flare.
I compared it with my friend's Vizcaria Super ALC, but Fanzhento Super ALC is a little harder and has a bouncy impression. Because I usually use the inner ALC racket, I felt that the ball flew on its own and it was difficult to control even with the sticky rubber. Also, I think that it is difficult to get a good ball unless you are an advanced player who can control the momentum of the racket in general on the bench. However, the attack from the apse was stable and I was able to hit a heavy ball.
It is recommended for advanced players who play in the middle to the back side rather than the front side!

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This is a re-review. Together with the tension rubber, I couldn't use it, and when I was about to give up, I changed my idea.

"If the racket flies too much, it's a rubber that doesn't fly."
Combined with Kyohyo neo3...it was the best combination. (Personal impression)

Flying too much → Just the right amount of good seasoning
There is no ball holding → It is caught firmly
Feeling like a metal bat → Ball holding was born, speed increased, but the feeling of biting the ball came out.

merit
■ Spinning techniques such as serve and tsutsuki increase the tension by 1.2 times, preventing the opponent from lifting.
■ The counter is messed up
■ Lower rotation hitting is fast (only when you can hit sticky hitting)

Demerit
■ Rallying is tough (still physical)
■ If you can't hit the sticky ball, and you hit the tension, the stick and ball will be fine (it's more different than you can imagine).
■ I'm still not used to it, and I make a lot of mistakes

After playing a match, the change was to win 3-0 against an opponent who had lost 6 games in the past 6 games.
It seems that the sharpness and difficulty of serving and Tsutsuki are amazing.

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