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I use it on the back of my shakehand forehand.
When developing topspin, I didn't feel like there were any difficult techniques.
Drives against underspin were a little difficult because the ball leaves the court quickly, but I think this can be covered with practice.
I often scored points with a push or smash after a drive.
By combining it with Goriki, the ball settled better and the power of the shot increased.
Because it's a light rubber, I think it works very well with Goriki.

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I used it after migrating from the fore table.
Previously, I used VICTAS's 101, a front rubber that allows the knuckle to come out easily, and then transitioned from there to the back rubber, but I was able to hit it with the same feeling without changing the feel too much.
Therefore, it is a rubber that I highly recommend for those who want to change from front to back like me.
Since this is a rubber for those who play the ball, the ease of rotation and the feeling of biting will be a little weaker.
I don't think it's suitable for people who drive a lot. It is easier to cut than other rubbers. I attached it to a racket called Koki Niwa, who releases the ball quickly, so I thought that if I attached it to something like Inner Force ALC, which has a little more spin, it would give a better balance.
This is a rubber that we recommend for those who want to score points with meat hits, and those who want to score points with one blow such as a smash! !

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Extra thick material is used on the back of the Liberta Glorious Japanese style.
It feels harder than the hardness because it uses speed-based tension, not rotation-based tension, so the ball leaves the ball quickly.
The bounce is excellent, and it feels like it's a little too bouncy.
When I used to use Mantra S, the rubber was soft, so even if I hit it sloppily, the quality of the ball entering the ball was not high, but the technique of hitting it thickly and the control of the block were excellent, so it was useful for players who mainly play meat. The speed and hardness of the ball's release are a hindrance.
The trajectory is linear, and the amount of rotation and control of the drive is not high.
What I felt was fatal was the weakness of the downward rotation.
I think people who are used to rotating tension will lose a lot of weight.
The ball releases quickly, but the sheet is not strong and will slip if you hit it thinly.
In terms of performance, the emphasis is on speed, but due to the quick ball release and moderate hardness, the ball is not stable and the quality of the ball is not good enough for use in the foreground, so I honestly felt that it was not suitable for modern table tennis.

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