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I used this on the backhand of a penhold grip.
The distance and speed are about average compared to today's high-performance rubbers, but
grip, ball dwell time, control, and spin performance are quite good for the price.

Thanks to the above performances, this rubber is suitable for drives regardless of technique, but it performs best when you "dig in thickly" and hook the ball. It produces surprisingly good balls for a rubber in the 4000 yen range.
With a light touch, the ball doesn't fly too far, making it easy to play on the table, and when you hit hard, the rubber responds accordingly.

I would definitely recommend this rubber to players who primarily use drives and prioritize spin.
Especially for middle and high school students who have mastered the fundamentals and can transfer impact effectively, using it on both sides.

It's also recommended for the backhand of players who prioritize impact, control, and grip.
It's a good rubber, so unless you have unrealistic expectations, middle and high school students who have mastered the fundamentals will be able to use it for a long time.

A word of caution regarding matching it with a racket: I don't think it's suitable for rackets that are too soft. Since the rubber itself has good ball-holding properties, a racket that allows for a moderate release would be ideal. It seems to be a good match for inner-ply or 7-ply wood rackets.

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