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I saw a pro player sticking it on the back of the rubber, so I tried to copy him. At first, I was about to give up because my backspin backdrives would go straight to the net, but when I hit it hard with a little spin, I got a pretty good shot. Also, when I blocked the ball, I got a good return and extended blocks flew at double the speed. It's an attractive rubber that will go in if you swing it properly.

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This is a backhand topspin! I'm using the Zaia for my forehand! My first impression was that it lasted a long time. When I tried hitting with the carbon shaft, it bounced so much that it ended up on the table, and it was so over-the-top I thought I'd have no chance because I couldn't master it, but I was surprised to find that it seemed to be able to go above and beyond the table with the wood shaft! After using it for a month or two, I think it really suits the topspin. The reason is simply that it's fast and has a lot of spin! Intimidate your opponent with the sharpness of the topspin and the spin of the backspin! People around me have said, "Isn't it normal to stick it on carbon shafts?" but I think it's better to use it with plywood and push it with spin + speed rather than forcing it and going overboard with carbon shafts. The ball tends to get more wild than with carbon shafts, so it really intimidates higher-ranked players! I also recommend the Zaia for people who "don't have enough speed in rallies and get pushed back" or "want to play muscle-brained on the third shot"! Since you can push it with speed, even when you're stuck, you can just hit it in!

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