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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 4〜5 years |
User review
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2016/02/02
I've used about four other Butterfly shakehand blades, and mostly Nittaku ones besides that, but this one felt thinner in the grip than any of them. It's a flared handle, but the grip end measurement is the same as other blades, so I think the base near the blade must be thinner. Because the grip is thin, at first it didn't quite fit my hand and felt a bit off, but there were good things about the thinness too. My wrist moves more freely, and with a bit of space created in my palm, when I really put force into adding spin, combined with the blade's size and thinness, I could really feel a lot of spin going on. Definitely recommended for anyone who wants to increase their spin.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
Recommend rubber(Front) Ventus Spin
Recommend rubber(Back) MARK V HPS
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2016/05/16
I think it's an excellent rubber to start with, no complaints. But even though it's a new high-tension rubber, compared to Mark V or Sriver, the grip on the ball is clearly weaker.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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2016/02/03
Unlike tension rubbers, this rubber tends to curl up, so it's hard to put on a blade. I think people who peel it off and reattach it often would really dislike that.
Performance-wise, it feels like an all-around, no-quirks rubber suited for topspin drives. Compared to recent spin-oriented tension rubbers, the ball doesn't go up much at all when driving, but it grips the ball well so it stays consistent. Also, personally I felt it was a bit on the hard side. Because of that, I thought it was about as good as it gets for spin-generating techniques over the table, like pushes. However, it doesn't fly much on serves, so I often couldn't clear the net, and especially with the plastic ball, I couldn't get vertical spin on it, so it didn't suit me. On the other hand, it might be good for people whose short serves often go off the end of the table.Overall Speed Spin Control
Recomend racket KASUMI BASIC
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2016/02/02
Mine weighed 96 grams. Since I'd been using 9mm-class blades like Champion Long or Cypress Alpha, it felt a bit heavy.
Also, the ball leaves the blade fast, and even with Mark V HPS I felt it was too bouncy for my level of strength. A slightly softer rubber might have made a difference, but I couldn't put enough spin on the ball to keep it on the table.
I ended up letting it go before I got used to it, feeling it just wasn't for me, but I think it would be great for players with strong arms or anyone looking to boost the power of a single big shot.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch
Recommend rubber(Front) MARK V HPS
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2016/05/19
Back before Tenergy existed, I used this with Extend HS, and in practice it felt like a combo I couldn't lose with. Since a lot of people seem to use this as a fast-attack blade, the rounded-corner version might be more popular, but personally I'd recommend the square-corner version for going all-out on power attacks. Against choppers, you basically never lose.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) X-Tend HS
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