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* Fast attack type is used with one-sided rubber.

It is a 7-ply board with uniform thickness including the middle board, and to be honest, it does not have a long flight distance.
Instead, it has a comfortable bounce that is required for a table rubber.
The ball feels hard and hits the hand firmly.
The fast attack type is slightly closer to the center of gravity at the tip, and feels like a middle ground between a square type and a rounded type.
It is also possible to hit a drive by using the weight of the head to make it run.
* The amount of rotation is limited, but it is necessary and sufficient.
However, the true value of a table rubber is meat shots, blocks, and short shots.
There is no unintended behavior, and you can use it to stop, push, and bounce.
I feel that the control performance is very high not only horizontally but also long and short.
Also, since the board does not grab the ball more than necessary, you can get a good knuckle.

The performance required for a typical offensive racket, such as "flying (bouncing)," "grabbing," and "hooking,"
if they are too high, they will kill the merits of a top sheet rubber.
It may be going against the times, but I think there is value in the fact that such a racket, designed with top sheet rubber users in mind,
still exists in this day and age.

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