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48.4g with 2.0 pasted on TSP SWAT
I had the impression that it didn't feel too stiff and could fly fairly well.
I thought the seat was stronger because the downward rotation was higher than the Ventus Extra.
The ball is beautiful because it is made in Japan.
I thought it was a rubber suitable for the price, with an overall round image and not bad or bad.
However, I felt that there was no need to use spin because I felt more secure.

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This is a review of Red Monkey Muji and Spin.
It was easy to drive both F and B. However, for those who want a sense of stability with B, I definitely recommend spin.
The tabletop gives the impression that it is easy to stop, press, and flick. However, Chiquita was easier to spin and had better control. With my own ability, I can't get Muji to bite and gets caught in the net.
Both counters are easy to do, but if you're like me and hit by absorbing the ball yourself and applying rotation, you'll definitely want to spin.
I hit the ball with downward rotation by rubbing while applying it, but although both can be used, the one I can hit with confidence is spin.
conclusion
Spin is versatile, easy to do, and just as powerful.
Recommended for those who want to get more power out of themselves and want to hit hard in the front.
I will stick to my Harimoto innerwear and double-sided spin, and I will definitely do my best to make it to the top 32 at next year's national championships.

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To be honest, I'd rather use it as a pen than as a shake! This rubber is a well-balanced rubber that has all the elements required by a single-sided Pendra. Not only is it easy to drive, but the controllability that prevents it from flying off by itself, the lightness, and the sense of speed are wonderful. In particular, I feel that the ease of shorting is similar to Tenergy 64.
If you are using a German-made one, the rotation is different, so it may not suit you. However, it is perfect for those who use Rosena or Mantra and feel that it should be a little harder or want to increase its power!
If you are a shaker, it is really recommended for those who value stability!
Xebio Sports sells it for a list price of 5,500 yen including tax.

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Andro's Timber 7 Off/S and Donic's Relevant are pasted on the back of each. Red Monkey is the first to use a tension rubber with a hardness of 50 degrees.
The first impression is that it is hard. The seat is also a little hard, so the shot feeling is completely different from German rubber with a hardness of 47.5 degrees.
For that reason, there is a sense of speed just by shaking and a sense of security that does not fall off. Especially with a bang, there is an unexpected initial speed. I think that the influence of rotation from the opponent is small because the ball is released quickly.
Even if the ball is released quickly, the sheet is caught enough, so I am not dissatisfied with the amount of rotation of the drive that bites into the sponge and hits. Because it is hard and gets caught, Saab and Tsutsuki are also cut well.
There is no problem in hitting the upper spin, but I felt it was difficult to hit the lower spin in the back. Since the trajectory is relatively straight, I unconsciously choose the loop drive for my technique when considering stability. You can turn around and hit the drive and Chiquita comfortably on the table.
Overall, there are no complaints about playing techniques such as smashes and flicks, and rotation techniques are up to your skill, including your strengths and weaknesses. I would also like to try the "spin" with a softer sponge.

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