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I've been waiting for a racket like this.

It's 5.3mm to 5.5mm thick, with a special inner material and a koto surface (preferably even plywood).

It picks up a lot of cuts.

I'd be happy if there was a step-up racket with the same thickness but with a special material mixed with carbon.

This is a comparison of the Matsushita Koji ZC with the Escuda 2, with all 7s as the standard when cutting.

As for the cut standard, it still doesn't have a 5.4mm flight distance.

The ball feels a little slower to leave the racket.

When cutting, the Ilius S is sharper than the Matsushita ZC.

When pushing, the grain height doesn't feel light, and it feels like you can hold it, so it's very easy to use.

Also, unlike the Panasonic ZC's snappy feel, it has a feel like an arylate, which is very pleasant.

The Panasonic ZC is too easy to attack in various ways, but if you compare and evaluate it based only on attack, the Escuda 2 is about 5 to 6.
It is recommended as a second racket for cut players, but it may be the racket you can use for the first time, and even if you buy a new racket, you will not be able to let it go. It is the kind of racket that you can use for the rest of your life.

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