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Equipment:
Forehand → NUZN 50, thick (2.0)
Backhand → Lazanta R 48, medium (1.7)

Since the racket has a straight trajectory, I chose the rubber listed above.
My impressions are that with the forehand, I can draw a clear fox line. And it lands deep.
It's also easy to control left and right.
One thing I noticed is that both the racket and rubber fly, so I should be careful not to swing too hard.
Also, since the trajectory is low when hitting with a push, I think it's best to take that into consideration when swinging.

For the backhand, even with a 2.0, it's heavier than NUZN, even when pulled, so I used a 1.7.
And when I hit it, thanks to the racket, I was able to hit it deep and it landed quite well.
It's also very easy to apply spin.
It's also very easy to play on the table.
The length and width adjustments are not bad either.

The only thing that bothers me is that the rubber is thin, so light hits don't fly as far, and blocks are pushed down.

Is that all?

The total weight, with the side tape attached, is 180g, which makes it very easy to swing, and I like it.

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