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Mainly plays with both hands and hits at angles. Basically, I'm more of an attacking type than a defensive type. Until a year ago, I had been using both sides of the Allegro for about 10 years.
I was satisfied with the Allegro because it was easy to serve and drive, and it was stable, but I was worried about two things: 1. The push shots floated, and 2. The speed and distance were a little lacking.
I also tried the L Meister and Royal Jewel, but in the end, I changed to the Plage V.
The Plage V was 1. satisfactory in terms of speed and distance. 2. I feel that it is less affected by the change in rotation of the opponent's serve than the Allegro.
3. The push shots fit on the table. 4. The rotation force of the serve and drive was significantly reduced. 5. I had a hard time getting a sense of gripping the ball, and it took time to produce a satisfactory ball quality for the drive and angle shot against the underspin.
At first, there were many negative factors and I was worried, but I thought that 3. was necessary, so I decided to change.
Thanks to this, I was able to make it to the top 4 at the All Japan Large Tournament held six months after the change. I think it would have been difficult with Allegro.
I think this rubber is easy to use for players who like me focus on hitting the ball.

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