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It spins well, and the balance between the sheet and sponge hardness is good, so it is very good at controlling the speed and strength of the spin.
It also stops to a certain extent, and it is easy to control the length.
For better or worse, it produces a curved line for a topspin rubber, so it is stable, but you need to be creative to confuse your opponent with the trajectory.
This is also true for producing knuckles, but to bring out the characteristics of topspin rubber,
you need to complement it with your hitting style and racket.
On the other hand, if you have the means to compensate for that, you can fight like a topspin rubber, and of course it is easy to do techniques that require rotational power, so I think you can increase the range and upper limit of your fighting style.
In the past, I have used Spin Pips, Booster SA, VO102, etc., and I feel that it is easy to bring out the characteristics of topspin rubber, such as knuckles and straight trajectories.
It does not produce as much speed as the VO102, but that also makes it feel like it fits properly when blocking, table techniques, or attacks.
Although it doesn't have any outstanding characteristics, it is a topspinner that can be described as highly balanced.

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