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It's been five years since I was stuck in the equipment swamp.
I changed rackets every 2-3 times I practiced, but I finally found it.
I used it with an 82g AN grip.
I thought it would be no good this time either, so I tried using a rubber I had at home that was about 42 degrees for both forehand and backhand, and it worked!
Perhaps because it is lightweight at 170g in total and easy to swing, the speed and ball sinking were unprecedented.
When I applied a soft tension to the outer, it often fell when I hit it hard, but this racket does not have that problem.
Although it is lightweight, it is slightly thick, so there is no feeling of being pushed when blocking, and even though it is an outer, it does not fly too much.
Even though it is lightweight, the racket compensates for the bounce, so I think a rubber with high spin performance is recommended.
It was such a godly racket that I bought two of the same rackets as spares.

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A year ago after switching to an antibacterial ball, it became difficult to get rotation and speed, so I used a certain company's Super A Nanchara, but since it has strong flex and is thin, it is easy to feel the dispersion of force, and the arc line follows the swing. It didn't come out.
So I looked for a thick outerwear and was able to come across the racket in question.
The emphasis is on power, but when the rotation swings, it takes a lot. For me, it's almost almighty, whether you apply it or rub it. However, when I get hit with a knuckle smash, I feel like I need to come up with something because the current block angle makes it easy to fall.
The current antibacterial balls have strong meat and knuckle properties, so I thought we could overcome that issue.
Lastly, since it is made of thick outer fiber, the rubber sheet tightens and bites when shaken, so I really recommend it, but to be honest, I think it will be a little strange for people who don't have a lot of muscle.

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It is a racket with tremendous power.
It's easy to rotate, so the ball growls.

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The special material TXL fiber (glass fiber and aluminum) is placed on the outer, but the feeling of hitting is quite soft because the upper plate is cypress in addition to the material that is not too hard. However, due to the plate thickness of 6.8 mm, the power of the sphere is considerable. The sweet spot is wide, and even if you miss it, it will fly in the target direction, and no unpleasant noise will remain in your hands. The expression of grabbing the ball and pushing it off is more perfect than any racket. The performance can be brought out by hitting and rubbing rather than rubbing. It feels like wood, but it doesn't feel lumpy. Because of the thickness of the plate, the vibration of the hit ball does not sound very handy, but a mild shot feeling remains in the hand.

The width of the grip is a standard size, but there is a thickness. I prefer a little wider width, but because it is thick, the fit is the ultimate point. When I measured the size, it was almost the same as the butterfly Freitas ALC. However, the grip feel is completely different. The Freitas ALC is slightly square, but the tray bar FO is round.

Although the weight is heavy, I don't feel much weight because the center of gravity is closer to the grip.

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Anyway, the rotation is too dangerous when combined with the knuckle! ! It's linear, but it takes a lot of rotation! !

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The ball separation is fast and the arc is hard to come out
Not much
It flies and rotates, and it is easy to do on the table.
I think it will bounce depending on the rubber
I thought that a harder rubber would fit better.
Meat hits and flicks are also easy to do.
The cut can not be suppressed if you put too much force
The easiest thing I did was
It is easy to kill the opponent's power at the counter.
What was hard to do was blocks.

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