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I hit 1.9mm with the inner force layer. Weight is 46.1g
I put V47.5 on the back and hit it. This is a comparison with V47.5 (hereafter V).
Compared to the V, the grain interval of the seat is wider, and you can feel the softness of the seat in a pile-up.
Lower trajectory than V. I was a little worried because I was hitting it on the net.
The feel is different, but in terms of trajectory, I think you should have an image of Tenergy 80 for V and Tenergy 64 for X.
I don't really understand, but I felt X was harder.
If you rub the seat against the downward rotation, you won't feel the difference from the V, but when you hit it hard, the V will give you an arc, so there was a sense of stability.
Also, there is nothing that can be done without X, so I think it is better to use V because it has a sense of stability. I have a bit of a meat back, but I didn't really understand the goodness of X.
In other words, it may be good for those who want a more straight trajectory.

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Paste 2.1 on the Z side and use it on the back. I also tried the fore.

The sheet is strong and lifts up to a certain extent, but I don't think it lifts up as much as recent rubber.
When you hit it, it has a fairly straight trajectory. Be careful of online mistakes.
It takes a while to rotate, but it's okay...
I had the impression that it would pick up speed.

Although the hardness is 47.5 degrees, it felt soft.
It sinks in quite a bit.

I used it for about 2 months, but I gave up on it because it seemed like it would go up fairly well, but if I wasn't careful how I hit it, it would fall off.

If you have a habit of swinging too high and find it difficult to correct the way you hit the ball, I think you may want to try using it.

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Cutman.　
I borrowed my friend's. I'm impressed after a long time, so I'm going to review it.
The first impression is that it takes a lot of rotation, but it flies straight. The drive fell a little when I rubbed it with the tension hitting method and skipped it. However, the meat hitting was very stable and I was able to hit even from under the table. It was good to fly the downward rotation hit with meat, and it was also good to hang it firmly with a loop. The cut flies straight thanks to the insensitivity of the rubber. Also, there was a sense of flying a little against loops, but it stayed low without flying against strong hits. I thought it was recommended for cutmen who can cut loops but can't get a bang.
I like hard rubber, so I decided to use x50.0 as my main. I will review again after purchase.

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Comparison with V47.5. First of all, it rises naturally and draws an arc, so it is easy to hit the meat. The amount of rotation is the best for V47.5. This is speed Jekyll & Hyde.

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