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[Hardness] Little soft
[Performance] Control and Speed are excellent.

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Averages reviews points

Evaluation: 9 / 10

Number of review: 5

Speed: 7.8
Spin: 7.8
Control: 9.2

Soft feel at impact WF effect produces a sense of stability: Use a medium soft of Western material + hard Hiroshi material + WF + hard Hiroshi material in the core material. It is recommended for players who want to make a change in attack by inversion more smoothly. Most of the players that use the rotor to paste the heterogeneous rubber, repeating the offense and defense is inverted. Subtle angular error that occurs when the cover by WF effect.

Heterogeneous, inversion pen

Specifications

Producer: TSP

Product code: 026622

Speed: Mid-speed

Touch: Mid

Size: 140mm × width 140mm

Weight: 68g ±

Material: Five wood, two wood fiber

Thickness: 6.2mm

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

Highly rated as an introductory racket for Japanese penhold players considering transitioning to backhand techniques. The lightweight design and WF's wide sweet spot are praised for their compatibility with multiple rubber combinations and ease of handling.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Wide sweet spot with fewer mistakes
Lightweight (66g) and easy to swing through
Compatible with multiple rubbers (offensive, backhand, pimple)
Ideal for practicing backhand while maintaining penhold forehand feel
Excellent for blocking and flat-hit shots

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveLight with moderate bounce, perfect for beginners wanting to try backhand while preserving penhold forehand technique. Thanks to WF, the sweet spot is notably wider and the ball travels as intended.

▽ CriticalNo notable negative comments

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Sawakai (Experience: １１〜２０ years) No quirks, easy to hit hard

I tried hitting with short pips, inverted rubber, and OX long pips on it, and all of them were easy to hit with and gave good control. The bounce is a bit lacking compared to special-material or 7-ply blades, but it was plenty enough to punch through the ball.
Also, thanks to the WF (wood fiber), the sweet spot is noticeably wider, so the ball tends to go where you picture it going.
Unlike other WFS blades, the top ply uses a harder wood, which gives it a solid feel despite the light weight.
Combined, these traits made blocking and flat hitting easy.

Because it's light (mine was 66g), and the blade is rounder than other makers' square-edge shapes so the balance point doesn't shift too far forward, it's also nice that you can swing through fully even with a heavier rubber mounted.

I think this is just the right blade for making the most of a high-performance rubber.

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2017/03/14

Overall	9/10
Speed	7
Spin	7
Control	10
Touch	8
Hardness	Little soft

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Acquaintance of peppers (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Decent bounce

The sweet spot is wide and the bounce is decent, so I think this is good for people who want inverted rubber on the backhand but prefer a Japanese penhold grip, or people who find Chinese penhold blades too heavy to swing. It's different from a single-ply blade, but the feel on smashes is really nice.

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2020/03/16

Overall	9/10
Speed	8
Spin	9
Control	10
Touch	10
Hardness	Little soft

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Takuto (Experience: ２〜３ years) Switching from Japanese penhold

I wanted to start swinging my backhand from Japanese penhold, and this was the blade I started with. It's light with a moderate amount of bounce, so I'd recommend it.
That said, I ended up settling on Chinese penhold in the end, so in hindsight maybe I should have just started with Chinese penhold from the beginning. I think it's a good introduction for anyone who wants to keep the easy forehand swing of Japanese penhold while also trying out a backhand.

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2019/03/09

Overall	10/10
Speed	6
Spin	6
Control	10
Touch	10
Hardness	little hard

Recommended rubber (Forehand) RASANTER R47

Recommended rubber (Backhand) RASANTER R50

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Cool Max (Experience: １１〜２０ years) A good switch from Japanese penhold to shakehand!

I started using this blade because I wanted to try swinging the backhand while using a Japanese penhold grip. It's light with a moderate bounce — a blade I'd recommend.
That said, I ended up switching to a Chinese penhold grip in the end, so maybe I should have just started with Chinese penhold from the beginning. I think it's a good entry point for anyone who wants to keep the easy forehand swing of Japanese penhold while trying out the backhand.

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2018/09/17