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I've tried various rubbers before, including V22, V20, Dignics series, and Tenergy series, but I think this is the one that suits me best.
First, drives land with a high arc and are very stable, and they generate plenty of spin. In particular, the third-ball loop drive, when hit with full force, lands low and shallow, making it a difficult ball for the opponent to hit. Personally, I feel it generates more spin than Tenergy or V20 Double Extra, and my opponents seemed unable to fully control their blocks. I also like the metallic sound it makes. So far, I haven't experienced any net drops due to energy loss, which I experienced with the normal Rakza 7.
Furthermore, pushes, stops, flicks, and flicks are all possible without any problems.
As a downside, while drives have a lot of spin, the spin arc is small, making them tend to be clean balls. However, the ability to hit stable drives even when nervous and unable to swing with full force provides a great sense of security.
I've only been using it for two weeks, but if this performance is comparable to the lifespan of the normal Rakza 7, then the price of around 4,000 yen is exceptional. If you prioritize cost-effectiveness, I would definitely recommend this one.

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