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The Kyohyo Hayate released by Hong Shuangxi has a nice purple design, and I also like Sun Yingsha, so I decided to buy it.
The racket weighs 94g and has a board thickness of 6mm.
I had preconceived notions about ball holding and spin when I heard it was an inner racket, but when I hit it, it felt more like an outer racket.
Perhaps because the core is thick, the ball leaves the racket quickly and it is easy to hit the ball fast, but it is a mysterious racket that produces an arc.
From the rackets I have hit so far, it felt similar to the Dynasty Carbon and Carbonade 145, which bounce but have a mysterious arc. (It may be close because Sun was originally using the Carbonade 45.)
It was an ace ball when I lightly hit it against a downspin drive or counter.
It also has a long flight distance even from the middle and back court, so it was not defeated by the quotation.
The grip shape is the same thin type as the Hongshuangxi series such as the Dragon 5, which made it easy to swing the forehand.
The average racket weight is 90, but I often see rackets that are heavier than that, and the face is also large, so I think weight measures are essential.

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