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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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2017/12/08
Just like the title says, it arcs like crazy. Drives extend like crazy too. I'm the type who uses smashes a lot and prefers a flatter trajectory, so I didn't keep using it. But I think it would suit a player who pushes forward with topspin drives alone and wants that extension.
Also, this time I paired it with a Carbonado 45, but an all-wood blade might suit it better—it's still an unknown quantity, a quirky rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket CARBONADO 45
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2017/12/04
From what I'd heard beforehand, I expected a much more out-of-control rubber, but once I actually hit with it, it turned out to be very stable. It's on the slightly hard side, so it leans toward advanced players, but I feel it's top-class for the backhand. (My personal favorite backhand rubbers are Tenergy 80 and 64.)
Even closing the racket angle over the ball, it doesn't drop at all, so it suits hitting forward rather than up and over. It's expensive, but the performance matches the price!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket FORTIUS FT ver.D
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2017/03/12
Bought it on release day. Thickness is 2.0.
The most noticeable thing is the metallic sound — it really sounds like a glued rubber. It puts a lot of spin on the ball, and it's quite fast too. Out of everything I've used, it's faster than Tenergy 64, maybe a bit slower than Bryce Speed.
It's a pretty aggressive rubber overall. Since the rubber itself is so bouncy, it seems better paired with a blade that has less bounce. On a Clipper CR WRB it was too bouncy, so I'll try it on a different blade.
The short game is surprisingly manageable, but hitting against backspin on the forehand is quite hard — it seems like you need a fair amount of power for that.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket CLIPPER CR WRB
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2016/12/25
It's a high-performance blade that flies well but stays stable. It's not the kind of blade that goes off unpredictably — it's stable both close to the table and away from it.
It pairs well with spin-oriented tension rubbers like Tenergy.
That said, personally I prefer the feel of ALC over ZLC, so I switched to that instead.
Still, if you like the feel, I think this is a good blade worth sticking with.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) Tenergy 64
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2016/12/08
The Tenergy series varies by number, but this one might be the most distinctive of them all.
The feel is kind of like a Chinese rubber, but not quite (if I had to name something close, maybe Spinart).
I'm someone who likes the 64 and 80, so this one didn't suit me. It's pretty hard, and when I tried a friend's 25 FX, that was easier to use, so if you've never used a hard rubber before, you might want to go with that version instead.
Maybe because of the hardness, the feel is a bit "clacky," which is something that splits opinion.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Innerforce ALC
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