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I prefer harder rubbers, so I switched from K3.
My initial impression was that the Pro was easier to hit with than the K3. I feel it's a type of rubber that appeals to a wide range of players.
However, I felt that opinions might be divided among players who tend to hit hard from the third ball onwards. Even so, I like the rubber, so I use it on both sides.
Also, I have a habit of tensing up when I hit the ball, but I was able to play with a lot of confidence and successfully won a tournament.
The techniques that are easy to do are serves and backhand drives.
If I had to say what's difficult, I'd say control is the main challenge.

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Transitioned from 09C.
I can now hit the ball with more impact than before.
I think it's easier to hit with a rub or a smash. To be honest, I think 09C is better for driving, but overall I think this rubber is the best.

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Compared to the Dig 09c, it's softer overall. It feels like the MX-P has become sticky.
Even if you rub it on the table, it stays on the table properly.

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I changed from Omega 7 China Shadow.
My overall impression was that it was an excellent rubber with no flaws.
The sponge hardness is hard at 55 degrees, but when you hit it, it doesn't feel that hard and is easy to handle.
However, since it is 55 degrees, it may be difficult to handle in terms of the weight of the rubber.
The ball flies up, it has speed, and it has good control, but the average score for each technique is high, at 70 to 80 points, but I don't think it will reach 100 points.
It's easy to recommend it to everyone, but I think the one-hit kill one-ball soul type is not for everyone.

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First time using it in a doubles practice match.

I can hit a powerful ball with a back drive against the underspin on the receive. I was able to hit the ball in different directions and had an advantage in the match. It's easy to serve back.

I didn't make any mistakes with my back serve in the three matches.

It's easy to hit the ball.

The racket is a soft 7-ply wood racket, so it feels well-balanced.

I think the hardness of the rubber and the softness of the racket match well.

For the forehand, I used Stiga's DNA XH

This time.

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This rubber is like steel.
The spin and grip were stronger than when I first used the Hybrid K3.
The speed was also outstanding and the performance was incredible.
The spin and power are like a combination of Dignics and Blue Star.

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