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I changed from Lazanta c48. I felt the sponge was hard on my forehand, but thanks to the seat, I felt like the ball was going up. I was able to hit a very good loop even when I hit the drive thinly. However, I felt that I couldn't hit a thick drive without using the impact and my body. It was also difficult to hit the ball because it was hard. It may also be difficult to block if you don't have a good sense of it. However, in counters and inquiries, I was able to return the drives of the people who were competing in the main tournament of Chubu Japan. The backhand was not impactful enough, so I was able to hit a loop, but when it got thick, it was mostly a straight ball. The seat gave me a sense of stability, but to generate power, you need a solid swing speed because it is hard. It was stable on the table, but it is affected by the rotation, so it's not good to just hit it. The serve is also very good for short serves, but just like the strong drive, long serves are also poor without impact. It is generally easy to hit the ball thinly, but if you want to hit it hard and produce the unique sticky ball quality, this is an advanced rubber that requires solid physical strength and a minimum level of technique.

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There is no doubt that this is the best rubber if you look at it just as a rubber. However, I wonder if I can use this racket well. It is very similar to tension, but it is a sticky rubber, so it is a little difficult.
Unless you are an intermediate or advanced player, refrain from buying it and improve your skills.

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