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I have a strong racket habit, and I used a racket made of hard wood such as ebony, but I bought this to fix it. My impression after hitting it is that it is a racket with maximum bounce while retaining the goodness of the inner. I attached a 41-degree Shokyo Bull Spot to the forehand, and although it feels a little hard, the bounce is just right and it has enough rotation, so it is easy to handle.
I hit it with Dignics 05 for the backhand, but honestly I can't say anything.
It's not bad at all, it's actually good, but it's not specialized in anything, and it has settled into a standard performance. If you are thinking of buying it, I recommend it to those who like inners or want to increase stability.
However, it's not cheap, so I think that if you're going to buy this, you'd be better off with an inner ALC.

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As an inner, it has an initial speed and a flight distance. Since the trajectory is also straight, it is recommended to combine it with a rubber that is easy to draw arcs.
Although it bounces when attacking, it is very stable on the defensive side, such as blocks and platforms, thanks to the large blade size.
As the name Libra (Libra) suggests, it is a racket with a high level of balance between attack and defense.
However, the blade size is quite large at 159 x 152, so if you don't think about the rubber to stretch, the weight of the racket will easily exceed 190g.
Therefore, we recommend using rubber made in Japan, which is lighter than rubber made in Germany. In particular, the Glaser was good to bite into the back, good to play, good to protect, and it was a great match.
If you are worried about the weight, you can get enough speed with a racket, so you can make the rubber thicker.

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Changed because the violin carbon inner was broken.
At first, the momentum was too strong and the smash was not stable at all, but after practicing for about an hour and playing a match, the impression changed completely.
You can change the racket, such as the wonderful lowness and amount of rotation when you want to put a half-long ball in a loop, the good momentum when you hit the back with an attack of 8, and the stability when you counter the opponent's drive. I didn't feel uneasy even though it was the day, and I was able to do what I wanted to do.
Even smashes and angle shots that were not stable during practice can be set to the course you imagined by moving your feet and adjusting your posture.
It holds the ball well and holds the ball in the same way as a violin, but I felt that the momentum from there was about twice as good.
There were so many parts that I thought that this might be Rake, the god of winning.

Also, unlike the butterfly product, the green lens on the grip looks like a jewel, which was highly evaluated. LOL

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