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Thanks to the nature of the grains and the sponge that is not too hard and not too soft, it will be a rubber that can cut using the rotation of the other party and Tsuttsuki that rotates with its own power.
I used to use a grain height of spike P1 for about 2 years, and honestly there was no problem with the sharpness of the cut and Tsuttsuki, but the feint long 2 has considerably less momentum and suppresses heavy driving. I changed to this rubber because it became easier to send low cuts.
The feint long 3 I tried before quit immediately because the sponge was soft but the grains were hard and the grains did not fall and it didn't bounce too much. However, thanks to the slightly harder sponge, this Feint Long 2 has made it possible to knock down the grains normally, and the momentum has increased a little, so I matched myself and continued to use it habitually.
I think that people who use curls and spikes can also handle it, so I think it is worth trying.

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Compared to Long 3, it is a straight trajectory that is easy to handle a ball with a strong rotation and extends the cut lower. So I thought it would be easier to make a pattern of attacking the other party than letting the other party out. I would be stable if I was 3, but the track was so high that I often didn't get it.
There is also a moderate amount of catch, though not about three, so knuckle processing and rumbling can be cut off too. After that, it's easy to push the side spin mixed and it's easy to connect it to the attack.
If you have the confidence to put a change from yourself or just pick up and stick to the end I think the high stability of Long 3 will be a strength.
On the other hand, if you want to change from an attack from a cut, an attack from a pedestal, or a tenacity, there are two longs.

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I cut it off immediately if I was one sheet, but I made it the second thinnest one with a sponge, but the cut is very stable ((back smash)) etc.

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One of my families uses this rubber, so I asked them to lend us a review. I used grain height for cutman for a long time, but the sense of stability is amazing. Whatever position you are in, it will take a lot of rotation and it will be nice to enter the table. Anyway the sense of stability is amazing! about it. The second thing is that Saab will run out. Serve is cut off, such as downward rotation and lateral rotation. YG Saab is pretty bare enough to say that it is out of place. The third one is cut. The opponent is impatient with a sense of stability + change. Anyway, if you are a cutman, why do not you try using it once.

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This rubber was stable even if the cut where. Also in the spur-of-the-moment reaction to the back middle of the smash, it returns comparatively. Speaking by force, or weak even hit was floating in the back, not enter. Resulting in runs in reverse. But, of strong rotation YG also you can receive is welcome.

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The only recommendation has been rubber is was this rubber to the adviser. It would not be an exaggeration to say that the rubber that knows cut comics around the world. No enemy is to feint Long 2 is also change the width and stability, who never used in the way of cut man should try to use all means!

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