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I used the MAX version. The weight, including the sheet, was 73.2g before cutting and approximately 50g after cutting.

Among spin tension rubbers, it has incredibly strong grip performance, and I felt that its high arc and ease of applying spin were superior to the Dig 05.

The feel of the ball is a high-pitched sound typical of a hard rubber, but surprisingly, it doesn't feel as hard as the sponge hardness suggests.

The ball goes extremely high, so it rarely drops, but it doesn't go as far as you expect, so spin awareness and a forward swing are essential.

Of all the rubbers I've used so far, the receive control and ease of serving are outstanding.

These two points are similar to the Grazer 09C, and I felt it had a slightly tacky feel.

After using it, I noticed a significant reduction in drive errors, and it's a good rubber that makes me want to try the XH version once I get used to it.

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I bought it because the packaging was cool.
Compared to the V20 Double Extra I'm currently using,
Speed: V20 Double Extra
Spin: Ease of application: V20 Double Extra
Maximum spin is overwhelmingly higher with the DNA
Control: DNA
Pushing: The ball feels harder, making it easier to hit
Especially when stopping the ball, it stops perfectly!
Especially recommended for those who like to use a stronger impact.
When paired with an inner racket, it holds the ball well and makes driving easier.
The rubber itself is heavy, so a racket of around 88g is recommended.

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For those who have a strong impact on the forehand, I think XH is better.
The amount of spin is the best.
The life span is relatively short.
The speed is not bad.
For smashes, the ball tends to accelerate and then decelerate, which is unique to tension rubbers.
Also, the ball leaves the racket quickly, so it's hard to cut the serve.
I recommend it for H-backs.

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As the headline says, it feels a little lacking in bounce for hard hitters and a loss of power.
Other than that, it's perfect. It's hard but feels soft, so I think it would be perfect if I used xh.

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My impression after sticking it on the back of the inner racket. I thought it might be hard, but it was stable in blocking and didn't fly too far. However, if you push it too hard, it might get caught on the net. It's better to hook it rather than let it bite into the net.

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