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Since I started working and my practice time has decreased, I've given up on outer rackets since using the Timo Boll ALC in high school. However, I've been practicing more since my job transfer, so I thought I'd buy something inexpensive and similar to the ALC.
I'd previously used fiber and solid wood rubbers, so this is a comparison. The rubber is thick on both sides. I play in the front-middle, back-top position.

- First of all, it really resonates with your hand. It makes a metallic crackling sound.
- It just flies. It has a dig 80, but even with that in mind, it still flies.
- It's light and easy to swing. It's thick on both sides, but even with the extra thick rubber, I think it's still light enough for a man to swing.
- It's good with the outer racket, as it produces a speedy knuckle. It's also relatively easy to hit against backspin.
- It has good rebound, so even when hit against the wrong side, it produces a low, fast ball.
- It takes some getting used to, as it flies farther with table-top techniques. It's pretty good with the speed it produces with offensive techniques like flicks.

I still have a lot to learn, but I think that with this price and performance, even intermediate and advanced players will be satisfied.

It flies quite well, so it would be interesting to combine it with a sticky rubber, and I'd like to try that someday.

However, I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. It's too hard and flies too far.

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