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Used forehand extra thick.
First of all, I thought it was hard for a 46 degree club.
It felt like it was 48 degrees or more, and it was too hard to use for backhand, so I changed it to use forehand.

Forehand drive: It was really good. It has a lot of spin out of all the rubbers I've used so far, and it's also pretty fast.
The ball doesn't fall even if you swing it forward, and you can hit it from the middle or back court.
Underspin hit
Speed drive: This rubber goes up quite a bit, so it doesn't fall even with underspin hits.
But if the sponge doesn't bite in properly, the ball will go out, which is easy for the opponent to return, so I thought it was better to make the impact without slacking off.
On the other hand, when you hit it with guts, it goes out a great ball.
Loop drive: This was the best. Even if you swing it up a lot, it goes out a low loop.
And it's got a lot of spin.
I was able to hit the best loop I've ever hit.

This rubber is said to be an easier-to-use version of MX-D, but I personally think it's a superior version of MX-P.
I think it's a high-performance rubber that can be used by a wide range of players, from intermediate to advanced.

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First of all, the weight is neither too light nor too heavy.
It can be swung through firmly, and the grip is strong against underspin, so it is easy to hook and lift. However, the sheet is on the hard side, so if you like softer types, I think the MK series or EL-S might be better.
I think this rubber will suit people who like Tenergy 05 or Fasterk G1. This is just my personal opinion.

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I think it is a rubber suitable for backs because it is soft. It is well balanced and easy to handle.

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Before pasting this rubber, I pasted Fastark G1 on both sides, but I made this rubber on both sides with a fresh slate. The seat is hard, but the sponge has medium hardness, so the momentum was less than G1. The power of counter and smash has G1. I would like to recommend it to those who want to increase the amount of rotation and the amount of rotation.

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just the right hardness. It sounds good like a Stradivarius. You can hit a speedy drive even with a light hit. Technique is required to swing.

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I hit 1.9mm with the Harimoto inner force layer ALC. weight is 50g
I didn't feel the difference in hardness with MX-P, which has a similar hardness. It feels harder than Tenergy 80 on the back.
I felt that it would be easy to hit the meat from the point of hitting the fore.
In the fore drive, if you hit it with a slight rubbing, you will draw an arc and enter deeply, and if you hit it thickly, you will get a sharp ball with a low trajectory. Since it is a rubber that flies upward, it can also be entered in a horizontal swing. If you hit the MX-P with the same swing, it will hit the net, so it will be higher than the MX-P. Best of all, it makes a nice sound when hit.
However, in terms of the weight of the ball, it was said to be Tenergy 80>MX-P>EL-D.
Blocks fit in the back, but the ball is released faster than Tenergy 80.
It is easy to drive in Chujin, especially from a position lower than the platform.
In addition, it is very easy to hit the downward rotation, and it is also easy to hit the meat.
It feels good because there is a feeling that the serve is also cut and it is actually cut.
MX-P was also a rubber that could fit anything for the time being, but it is an upward compatible rubber when it comes to putting it in. I think that people who are worried about downward rotation will gain confidence if they use it.

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