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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
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- Racket
- MA LIN SOFT CARBON has the same outer veneer as the famous EXTRA blade. Its medium soft character...
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- Rubber (Front)
- Yasaka, using mainly natural rubber gum for the top sheet. This improves the level of grip and th...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Powerful New Generation of STS developed to comply with new Speed glue rules.STS is well known fo...
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User review
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2015/12/21
The defining trait of this rubber is, above all, how easy it is to control your power.
Unlike tension rubbers, it doesn't have that feeling of flying off on its own, so the short game is easy to do.
It feels like a high-elasticity rubber with its performance boosted, so if you don't swing properly, you end up with a flat, lifeless ball.
That's also an upside though, since it's a rubber that teaches you the feel of driving the ball yourself.
Both the sponge and the topsheet are on the slightly hard side, so personally I thought it worked better paired with a softer blade.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket MA LIN SOFT CARBON
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2016/03/23
The thing I liked most is that the short game is easy to play.
Carbon blades are generally good on offense, but they tend to bounce too much on soft touches, making the short game hard to control — this blade, though, stays stable, closer to a 5-ply all-wood feel.
Another feature is that meet-hit techniques bring out the carbon's strengths and bounce really well.
Players who use the block/short technique can generate power more easily than with a 5-ply blade.
Loop-style drives are just as easy to hit as with a 5-ply blade.
If you hit the drive hard into the blade you get a fast ball, but compared to a wood blade, it feels a little harder to generate arc through the flex of the wood.
Hitting from a slightly higher contact point than you would with a wood blade gives you a better drive.
I'd recommend this to players using a wood blade who want more power on their finishing shots.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2015/12/20
Among carbon blades, this one has a soft feel and makes it easy to hit fast topspin drives.
I switched from a soft 5-ply blade, so at first it felt hard and the ball left the racket quickly, but I got used to it with no problems.
On the other hand, compared to a 5-ply, the ball leaves faster, so I felt less affected by the opponent's spin on receives and blocks.
That said, a 5-ply makes it easier to put spin on the ball, so this might not suit people who rely heavily on loops.
It's very easy to hit flat shots and smashes with.
I think it's a blade with a good balance of offense and defense.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
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2015/12/20
It's soft with good flex, and it's really easy to put spin on.
Personally I felt that putting a harder rubber on it matched the blade better.
It's not a super bouncy blade, so if you want more speed, I think a bouncier rubber is the way to go.
I felt this racket suits people who want to put solid spin on their serves and drives, or who lean toward stability.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
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2015/12/20
It's a rubber with decent speed and decent spin.
Both the sponge and the sheet are on the softer side.
Because of that, you can hit stable shots on light to medium-power strokes.
However, on hard hits I felt like the ball sinks in too much and you lose power.I think it suits players without a lot of power, and it also works well on the backhand side for forehand-dominant players.
It's also lightweight, so I'd recommend it to people who want to keep their blade light.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket OFFENSIVE WOOD NCT
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