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Used on both sides with a Nippon Pen.
It has excellent ball control and feels soft, and light hits don't even feel the 52.5-degree hardness.
The ball tends to rise, and drive-type techniques tend to settle in if you overlap the sponge a little.
When hitting hard, the high sponge hardness comes into play, producing a powerful ball with a high-pitched sound.
The sheet's good ball control makes it easy to control with light hits, while the high sponge hardness makes it easy to generate power with hard hits, allowing for a balanced approach.
The amount of spin is easy to apply regardless of skill, including serves, drives, and pushes, and I think the maximum spin is high.
I initially used the extra sheet on the back side, but I felt there was a lot of energy loss, so I switched to double extra. It doesn't feel hard, so it's easier to use.
The tendency for the ball to rise also seems to work well with the back side.
Although the sheet is soft, it doesn't have a short lifespan and is a good value rubber.

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