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| Experience | ２〜３ years |
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2015/02/13
It feels like the Mark V I used back in the day came back with a power boost?
It keeps the same control as the Mark V, but the speed and spin levels are higher, so I think it can work on the forehand too.
It's easy to handle, so I think it's also a good choice as a step-up rubber for beginners.Overall Speed Spin Control
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2015/02/05
Compared to Butterfly's Sriver, it feels softer and more spin-oriented than speed-oriented.
It's very easy to control, so it's great for aiming your shots at specific spots.
I do think the grip on the ball wears out faster than with Sriver, though.Overall Speed Spin Control
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2015/02/05
How easy it is to put spin on is really good.
And since it's light for a 7-ply blade, it's easy to swing.
There's not much of that "ball flying off on its own" feeling either, so it's easy to control.
A racket I'd highly recommend.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
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2015/02/05
My first impression was that it's hard but easy to put spin on.
If you just tap the ball lightly the speed doesn't come out much, so pushes are quite easy to do.
For hard shots like topspin drives and smashes, I could produce heavy balls with both speed and spin, which was great.
It's a lot cheaper than Tenergy, so the value for money is really good.Overall Speed Spin Control
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2015/02/05
Among spin-oriented tension rubbers, it might have less spin compared to something like Tenergy, but it still gets plenty, so I have no complaints.
It's also easy to vary your speed and easy to control, which is nice.
On top of that, the long lifespan is the point I'd really want to recommend.Overall Speed Spin Control
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