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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | ４〜５ years |
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Use racket, rubber
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- Racket
- For the new Carbonado blades we have taken carbon blade manufacturing to a new level by using a m...
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- Rubber (Front)
- This spin-oriented dynamic version possesses a much longer bat/ball contact time thanks to the es...
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- Rubber (Back)
- The new, offensive rubber with built-in speed-glue effect „Made in Japan“ has been developed with...
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User review
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2019/03/19
I'm an all-round player, but I also enjoy playing around as a chopper sometimes, so I bought this with the concept of "light and easy to use" in mind and gave it a try.
It's really light, no question.
The blade is thin, so it flexes a lot.
Personally I prefer thicker blades, 5.8mm and up, so a thin blade like this is honestly a bit hard for me to use...
I had a woman who plays a close-to-the-table blocking style try it, though, and her feedback was that it was very easy to use.
If you put short pips on the backhand side, you can produce a lot of knuckle balls quite easily and it seems easy to control, so I think it's a blade that's easy to handle for women.
Since the blade is large, it also works fine as a chopping blade, and since the blade itself is super light, one of the strong points of this racket is that you can put heavier rubbers on it without worrying about the total weight.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) JOOLA SAMBA PLUS
Recommend rubber(Back) NITTAKU C7
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2017/06/25
This is basically a speed-focused blade with a lot of bounce.
Since it has outer carbon, you can shut down any topspin drive with a fast counter close to the table.
The ball comes off quickly, which makes it hard to control, but it's easier to use if you pair it with a soft rubber.
I'm thinking about switching it over to large ball once I get tired of regular hardball...(lol)Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
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2017/06/10
This is like an entry-level carbon blade.
The blade itself is light, so a good point is that you can put on any rubber, tension rubbers included, without worrying about compatibility.
The bounce is kept down enough to make you wonder if it even has carbon in it, and it flexes just the right amount, so I think it's recommended for elementary or middle schoolers moving from a plain 5-ply blade to a special-material blade.
Personally, the bounce was less than I expected, so I quickly handed it down to my kid. (lol)Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Flyatt Spin
Recommend rubber(Back) ANNSORT
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2016/01/19
I already own the STIGA Allround Evolution, but the WRB hollow-core grip caught my eye and I ended up buying this on impulse. (sweat)
The Allround Evolution is easy to use too, but maybe because the specs are close to it, I've had no sense of unfamiliarity using this one either.
It's a bit lighter than the Allround Evolution, so that might let me swing a bit faster, at least mentally...
I also like the design of the blade itself, and the fact that it doesn't demand a particular rubber is, I think, its biggest advantage.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
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