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I bought this because it was the outer version of the Solid Pro made by the same company, and I thought the taste was quite different.
The Solid Pro had a strong wood feel, but this one brings out the texture of the material.
However, it is not a hard hitting feel like carbon, but a slightly softer hitting feel.

The distance was longer than the Solid Pro, and the fast pitch play in the front court was also good, so I thought it would be especially good for players who play in the front to middle court.

Before buying it, I was imagining something like the Timo Bolls Spark, but the Solid Aim is easy to use because it has a standard board thickness of 6 mm.
(The Timo Bolls Spark is 5.4 mm.)
The hitting feel is also mild due to the board thickness.

It has performance that can handle anything well, so I don't think you can choose a rubber.
The weight is also light on average like the Solid Pro, so you should be able to match it to your level and the rubber that you like.

It's more docile than carbon, so it's recommended for those who play in the front to middle of the court, or for those looking to step up from a wooden racket.

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