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If it's just the knuckles, this rubber will come out the best than any other change table. The difference between this rubber and other killer series is that it is a rubber that allows you to do smashes, counters, and blocks without depending on the opponent's ball. The speed is less bouncy than the high elasticity table, overwhelmingly more bouncy than the grain height, and slightly more bouncy than other variable tables. In the foreground, you can also make inquiries after dropping a little. On the back, it was impossible for me to create speed by hitting the ball downward or making contact after going down. Receive requires more rotation than grain, but since it takes a little rotation, you can also receive with rotation against long knuckles. The serve takes just enough time to not float even if the opponent makes a hit. Basically, everything becomes a knuckle, and you can apply a slight rotation with a slight tsutsuki, flick, or drive. Although it is not impossible to cut, I recommend a different rubber for cutting purposes. Although it is a table, we recommend that you recognize it as a change table with a strong habit and buy it. If you are going to hit with this rubber, we recommend using the figure eight hitting method. This rubber is especially recommended for players who lack physical ability, those who want to use their knuckles to stop blocks more easily, and those who are all fours.

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