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This is the back side.
A customer bought this racket, but after hitting it a little, said "This is no good, I'm not going to use it anymore," so I exchanged it for the Masamune that I used before.
With the Masamune, the ball bounced a little too much, making it a beautiful ball, and I had the impression that I was losing time. With this racket, the ball that I thought might have gone over ends up in the opponent's court because it doesn't bounce. The balls I hit are slower, but the balls my opponent hits also seem to be slower, so I have the impression that I have more time. However, the balls I attack are also slow, so they get returned.
Although it is the same three-ply cypress plywood, it is completely different from the Masamune.
I'm going to try using it for a while.

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Since it is made of three plywood sheets of Japanese cypress, so far
A certain manufacturer's Masamune and H3 series (out of print) exist as equivalent products. It has Masamune's flexibility and attack power, making it easier to defend. Maybe it's because the racket is a little longer than Masamune's.
Too hard rubber is not recommended. However, if you are planning to cut hard with something like Shoryu or Kyouhyou, it is also a good idea to put a slightly harder adhesive rubber on the back.
Easy to attack both fore and back.
You can attack even better than the inner racket.
The cut is well absorbed and the ball is
It settles slowly and deeply.
It was a strange feeling that the ball went in even though I thought it wouldn't go in.
This is a racket that brings out all the goodness of cypress.It is also recommended for those who use Masamune and want to make their cuts more stable, or those who use carbon-containing cutting rackets and want to make their attacks sharper and more stable. It also has all-round properties.
The grip is unusually thick, so it seems like people have different preferences.
　

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It feels smaller and has a shorter grip than a normal cutting racket.
Therefore, it is easy to swing out.

The short grip makes it easy to handle.
The surface feels small, so even the back side becomes heavy and difficult.

I think a good racket has come out.
On the contrary, I hope everyone doesn't use this racket.

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