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I'm a backhand cutman using short pips.

I tried this racket when using the Donuckle rubber.

It was an FL (flared) grip, but the grip wasn't flat; it was thin and thick (almost square).

It made a dull sound, but for some reason, it didn't absorb the impact very well and felt like a solid blade.

The sweet spot was on the narrower side.

It didn't fly far, but it was linear. It's a very strange racket.

Even with a fairly strong swing, the ball slowed down and landed on the table (lol).

Whether it was the racket or the rubber combination, with pushes, both on the backhand and backhand sometimes bounced up after hitting the ground.

My opponents seemed to have a hard time with it.

With Hurricane 8-80 and Donuckle medium, it weighed 174g. It's light.

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I hope this helps those who are interested.

I have used quite a few cut rackets so far, but the feature of this racket is the unique feeling of hitting the ball.
It's difficult to explain, but the feeling of hitting the ball is the very wood, and it is not the usual hard "clack" feeling, but a dull "boss" feeling of hitting the ball.
The bounce is considerably suppressed, the control is excellent, and it is extremely easy to apply spin.
The board thickness is on the thin side, but combined with the weight, there is no feeling of being pushed.
When attacking, it seems that the main battle will be a drive that roars with rotation rather than a speed battle.
The forehand is probably a bouncy tension, and the compatibility with the back grain is also extremely good.
It is definitely a masterpiece.

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I'm not a cut player, but I'm a large ball player who enjoys changing the ball. I've used rackets with carbon in them because they are sharp and have good speed.
I thought that the reason I made so many over-misses was because the racket flew too far, and I thought that an old racket with a top rubber that was more than 15 years old, called a mummy, didn't fly too much and was easy to control.
I saw a video of a straight cut that fell smoothly, and I thought that this racket suited my current purpose, so I bought it. I attached the Attack 8 super soft high elasticity PZC SP to the large version of the Attack 8 hardness 30 degrees, and if you don't hit it flat, the only sound of the ball is a scraping sound, and because it is thick and extra thick,
the Magnus effect makes it easy to apply spin, and even if you swing it hard, it doesn't fly too much and the over-misses are reduced.
In table tennis, it's no use to hit the ball beyond the table, so I think that at the age of 79, I've finally found a racket and rubber that don't fly too much.
I think that for the elderly, a racket that doesn't fly and a soft rubber that doesn't fly are the tools they should use.

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It is a cut man with 80% defense.
I have used various rackets, but it is very stable when it comes to fitting on the table.
Due to the structure of the thin plate in the middle plate, there is little momentum when cutting, and it is cut back.
The attack power is enough if you set up the tension system, but it is the strongest partner for me because I compete with changes in rotation and course.
Although it is made in China, this performance is too good for this price, and I hope that it will not be discontinued due to the plywood construction that other manufacturers do not have.

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It was a fairly heavy individual weighing 96g.
The attack is a very slow ball even with the special thickness of MX-P.
The hitting feeling is also dull and dull.
Since the cut has different sweet spots,
The same swing may or may not fly...
The only good thing was the chocolate mint color grips.

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