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I used to use Flare Storm! The ball changed to a reverse rubber, but since my style of hitting is meat hitting, I tried various fair rubbers with Chinese color pens, but I couldn't find anything that was perfect, so at first I used XB extra thick, but it was a knuckle, but it wasn't stable, so I changed the racket from carbon to wood 5 sheets, but I felt that it didn't have much speed, so I changed it to 7 sheets. At that time, when I changed to XS extra thick, the rotation and bounce technique became stable and I used it! After 3 months, I tried MAX, but my technique was not stable at all for receiving, so now I use thick! I like the good ball holding and the feeling of bouncing it transmitted to my hands. It is a type with less instability of the front soft rubber, so it is recommended for those who are worried about receiving. The current plastic balls, which are difficult to spin and do not have distance, are the opposite idea, but when I thought about whether it would be effective to mix in the technique of moving the opponent in front of the table and then hitting it deep, I think this rubber can do that!

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