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I have used all possible grain heights
VICTAS P1, P4, Stiga Burchill 55, etc.
Tsutsuki is easier to do than other rubbers and cuts the most
Cut stability is neither good nor bad compared to other rubbers
Neither good nor bad
The reason I finally settled down is that I can hit
This rubber is the only rubber that can easily hit back the opponent's drive ball without flipping it over.
Grain height rubber that is very compatible for me who can not reverse
Since then, I've been able to consistently win prizes in civic competitions.

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I think it is a rubber for advanced users. It's a rubber that can be cut, but I found it difficult to cut. Because the grains are quite hard, you can't cut them very much unless you always shake them with a fast swing. With a half-finished swing, only a ball can be hit and it will be driven. Even if it is swung back and forth and left and right, it seems to be severe unless it is a person who always swings with a fast swing without breaking the system. Moreover, although it is difficult to cut, the maximum value of sharpness is not far superior to others. The rubber (Vertical 20) that I usually use was easier and I could make more cuts. Is Tsuttsuki the greatest strength of this rubber? Tsuttsuki cuts well because the sheet does not slip.
The overall image is the enhanced Feint Long 3. It is a type that does not change the grain height peculiarly, but changes by itself. So I think it's a rubber for advanced users. If advanced users can use it, they can cut it by themselves as shown in the table, and yet it also has the ease of controlling the grain height. However, this is somehow, but my honest impression is that I don't think people at a level that can handle this rubber freely will choose this rubber.

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Cutman history 7 years, thickness is Gokuusu
The curl series didn't suit me, and I've been using Feint Long III for 4 years, so I tried it because it's a new butterfly grain.
When I first tried it, the sponge was hard, and I was disappointed that it was a rubber with a long II base and a narrow tolerance even if the maximum amount of rotation was great, but when I cut it, the cut fits on the table for some reason. If you shake the racket, it will enter firmly. However, if you shake it slowly, the sponge will fly hard. It was a very strange feeling. The sharp side-spin sink Tsuttsuki is easy to do anyway! Tsuttsuki is okay if you can beat the grain and cut it properly. Honestly, I don't recommend it to anyone who is doing it on a regular basis. A baseball that is only fast comes out. I would like to recommend it to those who have completed the cut mold to some extent rather than using it from the beginning for beginners. Also, I don't think this is suitable for people who rely on rubber to make changes. It is a rubber that I would like people who are quite confident as a cutman to try once. For the first 30 minutes, I felt very strange with an unprecedented feel. As I got used to it, I felt like I was using Tenergy for the first time.
It's a pretty interesting rubber.

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