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I am making a cut with an attack racket.
It is surprisingly compatible with Malong Carbon 3. I am using 1.2mm.
The back cut is sharp and stable, and the attack has a quick knuckle. It is also easy to back smash the floating ball. Back Tsutsuki feels a little bouncy, and I think there will be a lot of overshooting until you get used to it.
For defense, we recommend OX, and for attack, we recommend sponge. Naturally, the thicker the sponge, the more it bounces.
This item is recommended for cutters who want to attack even with back grain.

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I had been using a grain height with low elasticity until now, but I changed to a glass one, but the amazing thing is that just by hitting the opponent's drive, it flips with a very sharp and low trajectory and returns to the opponent's court. It is easy to return the ball because it cuts automatically to some extent, but since it is a tension grain, it will fly off quite a bit, so it takes some skill to suppress it. Since it is difficult to control, a hard defensive racket such as 5-ply plywood is suitable. As for attacks, pushing is very easy to do and the speed is amazing for the opponent. I think it's quite difficult to play and drive. I think the amount of rotation and attack performance are considerably higher than other grain heights.

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I use it as a pen grain!
Attack power is very high
The amount of change is also outstanding.
There are some parts that are a little too cool.
The destructive power of the push is amazing!
I can highly recommend it
Forecasting with tension system
Although it does not rotate
It exerts some power! ! !

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I used it with a pen grain!
Attack power is very high
Preeminent amount of change
Sometimes it's a little too hot
The destructive power of the push is dangerous!
I highly recommend

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Overall, it flies unlike a glass with a sponge
Cuts, blocks and pushes can also hit balls like no other grain height
However, it does not cut Tsuttsuki like conventional glasses.
It's a piece of rubber in the first place (laughs)
But you can also cut with another piece of rubber
This rubber is almost impossible, if not at all
I use it as a cutman, but I personally think it's a good rubber
Especially because it is easy to sink and push, it is easy to fight even if you switch to the front team
I recommend pen grains, shake grains, and heterogeneous offensive and defensive types.
To be honest, it's difficult for Cutman to handle
Well I'm going to use it as it is
How about everyone once?

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Pro III Turbo Blue Extra Thick in the Fore
Used for back
Used dozens of grain heights in the past
cut
The orbit is sharp, low, and can change freely
The orbit is low, straight and fast
From the other party's point of view, the cut seems to grow.
Because of that, I couldn't easily go to the hindrance, so it seemed difficult to hit hard.
Backhand
The backhand can be played like a single piece of rubber
Push is easy to do like a demon
Tsuttsuki is the only habit of this rubber and can't be cut at all
This also means that the grains are hard and one piece of rubber.
The block was surprisingly few overs
It was difficult for a bang
Originally, this rubber is under tension, so it is difficult to control.
summary
merit
Easy to change even for beginners, excellent in both attack and defense, push is probably the easiest to do compared to other grain heights, loose balls (loops etc.) are easy to suppress Cutman and pen grains, front team haste Also optimal, easy to receive
Demerit
It is easy to overshoot because it is under tension, it is difficult to control, it is difficult to suppress a strong ball, it is not recommended for beginners, the receive etc. slips (because it is a single rubber and the ball is released very quickly)

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