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I was intrigued by its very unique blade construction, but there were so few reviews that I decided to buy it.
It has a total of 9 layers, but the racket weight is around 84g.
As expected from an "all-around" racket, it doesn't have much speed. Even if you swing forcefully, the ball tends to linger too long.
However, it's not accurate to say it "doesn't fly." If you focus on spin, it flies slowly to deep courses.
With three layers of special material, it feels harder than the manufacturer's specifications suggest when hitting lightly. The surface seems to be made of Koto. I got a fishscale model.
But strangely, when you hit hard, you feel a sense of absorption. The feel of the ball changes depending on how you hit it; it feels like an average medium hardness racket.
The target is a cutman who also attacks with his forehand, and the feel is suited to that kind of play.
It doesn't bounce too much, but for beginners, the flex and ball-holding ability are a little weak.
Thanks to the special material, you won't lose to the opponent's ball when counter-attacking. I've never heard of the material called Aratox before, but it sounds like it's aramid-based?

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