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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
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- • Rozena employs the rose-dyed Spring Sponge technology as its name suggests• The newly developed...
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2018/08/02
I only borrowed this from an acquaintance and hit with it for a single day, so please forgive this incomplete review.
Even at the stage of light forehand hitting, you could clearly tell the speed and bounce were different from other blades, and honestly it felt like it would be hard to handle — but oddly enough, when I actually hit topspin drives, there was this strange sense that the ball would still land on the table.
That said, the short game is a bit of a weak point because of how strong the rebound is, and I felt that playing close to the table for extended rallies was a bit tough too.
I'd recommend this to players who are good at developing play from mid-distance or away from the table, and to those who like to finish points in one shot with a powerful topspin drive.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
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2018/02/14
This review is mainly based on using it on the forehand.
When hitting lightly on the forehand it feels a bit hard, but when you put more power into the shot it feels soft.
When you drive, you get a sense of gripping the ball, but with no odd feeling and easy control. Flat-hitting techniques were a bit harder to control, so I think that's a slight weak point.
Serves have good bite, but when you try to keep them short they tend to float up a little, so it takes some getting used to.
Overall, among spin-type rubbers this one doesn't have much of a quirky personality and isn't especially high-performance, but I think it's easy to use and can be recommended to just about anyone.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2016/06/18
First off, the feel when I gripped the blade — the handle is thin but flat, and it's really comfortable to hold. It has a different kind of grip comfort compared to STIGA-type blades.
I tried Spectra and Attack 8 on the backhand side, and I felt it gave good freedom in the short game, making it easy to vary power.
However, the drives don't have that much ball speed, and I felt they arc a bit too much. That takes some getting used to.
Overall, I think it's a really good blade with excellent control performance. It's a blade anyone can use, from beginners to advanced players.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Omega V Pro
Recommend rubber(Back) Spectol
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2017/03/28
I think the performance really depends on the skill and playstyle of whoever is using it.
For beginners it might feel a bit heavy, but it's a blade that makes it easy to learn how to get the ball on the table and pick up the basic techniques,
and for intermediate and above, it's a blade that responds to your level of skill.
It's the type of blade where you have to generate your own power to send the ball, so compared to special-material blades it might feel like it lacks impact, but it doesn't discriminate between rubbers or players.
When you first try it, you might not feel its appeal right away, but at some point you suddenly notice how good it is - it has that reassuring, "coming home" kind of feeling.
If I had to name a downside, it would be that, compared to special-material blades or more recent blades, it's harder to get speed and distance on the ball.
That said, at this price, I think it's well worth picking up at least once.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) Carl P-3 software
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2018/12/29
I bought it and used it for a while, so I want to jot down a quick review.
First, weight-wise it has a certain heft, as you'd expect from a 7-ply, but the balance point is toward the handle, so it doesn't actually feel that heavy in hand.
On light shots it doesn't bounce as much as you'd expect, but hit it with a solid impact and you get a ball with real extension.
However, when hitting in quick succession, if you don't keep up a fairly strong impact on each shot, the ball tends to go flat and unstable.
I wouldn't recommend it to people who normally use an outer-carbon blade and are happy with that. I think it suits people using something like an inner-carbon blade who want to tone the bounce down just a little.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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