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Used on the forehand, maximum thickness.
I think this rubber is one of the less "powerful" rubbers in this price range. Therefore, unless you have a good impact that meshes well with the rubber, you'll only get shallow drives.
It's relatively easy to put spin on, but the ball tends to be shallow, so I wouldn't recommend it for players who hit with a lower contact point.
So what's good about this rubber?
It's for flat hits and counter-attacks. This rubber is as insensitive as a guy who doesn't realize his feelings until the girl he likes confesses, so you can go for a powerful hit on slightly floating balls. And as mentioned above, because it's "less powerful," it's easy to control. Counter-attacks are also powerful even with a compact swing.
Yet, the drives are shallow (and straight), which is another tricky shot that can be a weapon. In your opponent's mind, a drama will unfold: "He's hitting it at that height with a flat hit, so I'll take half a step back... that drive is so shallow!" Of course, if you get enough grip on it, it'll send high-performance rubber drives flying, so I think it's a rubber that makes good use of both its strengths and weaknesses.

Incidentally, a defensive player begged me to let him borrow it, and when I reluctantly agreed, he complained that it "doesn't send the ball far enough."

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