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Used for forehand. I thought the feel of the shot was extremely hard, but it also had a slight biting sensation.
It didn't feel particularly hard. It had some of the quirks of stickiness, but it also had a moderate amount of bounce and strong rotation.
It's much harder than the Dragon Power 52.5, which has a soft sponge, but I think it's still easier to use than other rubbers with the same sponge hardness.

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To put it in perspective, it feels like hitting Kyohyou Turbo Blue.
If you rub it firmly, it spins like crazy, but if you hit it with the face or loosely, it doesn't spin as much.
Sometimes it feels like an anti-rubber.

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Of all the Stig Labars I've tried, I think this is the easiest to spin and generate power. It depends on how you hit the ball, but...
Even on a long serve, the rubber's unique grip creates spin on its own. It's especially easy to lift the ball with underspin.
If I had to say one drawback, it would be that the racket becomes quite heavy when you apply this.
If you're used to pro, platinum, or hybrid rubbers, it may feel heavy.

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I thought it would be hard, but it's not twice as hard as I thought it would be.
I think the seat is helping to make up for the lack of ball grip. It's easy to put a good amount of spin on it, but when you hit it, it's so funny that it's like a knuckleball.

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I'm looking for a successor to Golden Tango and trying out all the adhesive tensions from each manufacturer.
The sponge is a rough orange sponge like the Rakza Z Extra Hard.
I'm sure the Kyohyo King is 160 x 152, so
the regular size of 157 x 150 is about 54g.
Poke, stop
It seems to be slightly adhesive.
The serve is heavy, so I'm a little worried about serves using the wrist (YG, etc.).
Drive
It has a lot of power.
The click feeling was the best.
Oikawa wrote that you can hit balls that can score even with an insufficient posture, but far from being rough, the speed drive was a big hit.
It may be good for people who can judge for themselves and produce various ball qualities, or who want to hit a good ball stably, rather than those who want a ball with a variety of speeds and habits.
As I wrote in the headline, I thought it would suit the 5-ply board, but there is not much difference with the inner.
It's not a rubber that requires you to choose a racket like a sticky rubber, and it's not as hard as Kyohyo, so please give it a try.

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This is extremely hard.
The drive has a lot of spin and speed. Considering the stickiness.
But the stickiness also makes it easy to stop, so you can get used to it and it's easy to use.

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