Tada driver's profile
Gender | Female |
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Age | U20 |
Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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I think that this is Lazanot chaos that pulled out the difficulty of using glass from the glass.
The lower rotation is still hard to drop, the control also works.
People who use P-1, want speed while leaving ox change,
But entering sponge is perfect for those who say ...Is not it an individual's competence for the sharpness in the block?
I felt that sourcing of the fore is easier for non-tensioned grains,
Since the change is meaning unknown by that amount, trajectory is hard to predict,
It will also return as the timing becomes harder to pick up balls.Since the sheet is thicker than the other grain heights, it is easier to drive even with ox, or it is easier to return balls with a rubbing feeling.
I think that I can do anything basically.
Just because there are clauses that chose rubber for this racket,
I do not know if the same thing can be said in other rackets.
If you bounce any further, probably the shabby feeling will be stronger to handle.Personally I think I will repeat for a while.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Inner force layer ALC.S - CS
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It's as fast as TENERGY and Dignics, and if you just look at how it flies just by hitting it, I think it's better. It's so fast that the ball is released and it's messed up. The arc is also very low by default at the very end of the net. It was the back of the pen grain, but I was able to win quite a bit with the grain height of the stall and the fastest back. The only and biggest difficulty is that it does not rotate. There are times when it flies first, but in the first place, it felt like a sponge that is hard to bite into and a sheet that doesn't bite. When it comes to putting it in, it's difficult to control when it comes to paying attention to detailed placement. Anyway, if you're going all out on speed, I think you'll be able to fight with antibacterial plastic without any problems. It is recommended because it is a rubber with an interesting sharpness.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Inner force layer ALC.S - CS
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I put it on PRO LOOM. The degree of change does not change even in 0.5 or 0.9. Side spin blocks are easy to hit but also cutting ability Automatic, moreover, it is considerably cut so it is easy for mistakes to come out. Because it is strong spin reversal, I think that it is easy for opportunistic balls to push downwards and just return balls. If it exceeds some level, it will be targeted at all and beat off. Also, since the ball is too far away, I felt it was difficult to return the downward rotation that was long. Even in the meaning of ordinary technology and being targeted as described above, it is a rubber that requires accustoming and measures anyway.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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I used the thickness on the back of the pen grain. It is transition from MX-P50MAX. The MX-D was easier to rotate with just the seat, and it was especially easy to rotate in the serve where it was difficult to make an impact. Even though it's thick, it draws an arc, and I feel like I could do anything from meat to driving. However, I had the impression that the meat was easily affected by rotation because the seat was too good. The performance is so good that you can feel the tension in the seat by hand, so there are some advanced parts, so I think it's more suitable for the fore.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket CARBONADO 45
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If you've ever used GFT 45 and want to make the sheet harder, I think it is one of the options. It is recommended because I do not have any difficult technology to do in front of us. I feel a bit harsh as it goes down, but it will change in each udde and racket.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket MA LIN CARBON
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