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Since I have only used it for a short time, I would like to know what kind of rubber it is from now on.

First of all, I would like to write about my first impressions.

I changed to this rubber after using Hybrid K1J.
It is very compatible with the Liberta Glorious racket used, and if you hit it with a strong impact, the ball will fly at high speed with a tremendous popping sound. On the other hand, if you don't try to add a certain amount of impact to the choli type loop and make it bite into the rubber, it will overshoot. However, I had some idea of how to hit the sticky rubber with K1J, so by adjusting the impact and adding rotation, I was able to land the ball exactly where I wanted with good control.
It was easier to hit the ball with the K1J, but if you swing it with a certain amount of impact and swing speed, you can hit the ball firmly into the table.
Due to the hardness of the rubber, the rotation of the serve and control are good. Also, the flick control on the table is not bad. You can also stop the stop.
It's a rubber that doesn't fly off on its own, so I think it's suitable for people who want to control their own hitting style, including rotation and speed.

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