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Thickness 0,5mm. I used to use Vertical 20, but I felt the sharpness wasn't good enough, so I bought it at WRM after seeing it introduced in Mino's ``Toon Table Tennis Class'' on You Tube. When I first tried it, I didn't think it would cut that far, but after using it for a week or two, the grains became a little softer, and I realized how great the grain height was. It is easy to cut from the first ball against a long serve to the opponent's back, it is difficult to be pushed even when hit with a strong hit, and on the contrary, it is possible to double back with a sharp cut, and it does not float even against the opponent's sharp loop drive. I felt safe that I could play my own way. Furthermore, if you return a short serve to your opponent's back like a flick, it will be at a distance that makes it difficult for your opponent to hit back, and when you are swung back and forth, it will be easier to cut the serve to a certain extent and make it harder for you to get hit hard. It's easy to control, so if you float a sharp cut (inviting ball) and your opponent hits it, it will almost always drop. It doesn't bounce, so it's easy to block if you get hit while in the front. If you are a cutter who wants to make a big cut and have your opponent drop it, and also want a sense of stability, I would like you to try using this rubber at least once.

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