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The recent trend for large rubbers seems to be harder, but when I use it, if I hit it thick, it goes over, and if I hit it thin to avoid going over, it slips on the sheet and makes a mistake at the net, and I can't handle it, so I use a softer rubber that doesn't fly well, and I create a surface and rally with drives.

I saw the specs for the new ST Large product and saw that it has a hardness of 25 degrees, so I was interested and bought it, and personally I give it 100 points!

I'm writing this from a sensory perspective, but if I were to compare it to a hard rubber, it has an exhilarating sense of speed like switching from a non-glue Mark V to an extended rubber, and even if you hit it flat and hit it hard, you get the illusion that it's going into the opponent's court, and above all, it's easy to hit drives, and it's great that you can hit table drives that are difficult with large.
The manufacturer's control rating of 9.5 is not just for show. I wouldn't recommend this to those who don't like the feel of the extended rubber in hard courts, but if you're unsure about which large rubber to use, I think it's worth giving it a try.

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