memory's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
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- Model for the cut of Senkei to put a change in ball control. All Japan Championship racket. Equip...
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- Rubber (Back)
- STIGA Vertical are our latest long pimple rubbers, developed in close collaboration with former J...
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User review
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2018/06/03
My first impression was that the ball dwell time felt really good, and yet for that, it still flies really far.
Drives are very easy to hit, and it's easy to change up the pace between fast and slow.
That said, it feels like it doesn't hold the ball back very well.
The rubber itself isn't too heavy, so I'd highly recommend it for players using a 7-ply blade with a full-swing forehand style.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket HANEYOSHI
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2018/06/03
When I hit flat, my first impression was that it wasn't great, since it felt too hard, the sound and feel were muffled, and it lacked the speed you'd expect from a tension rubber.
But when I drove the ball, despite the dull sound, it went in like it was piercing through. There are parts where I don't feel especially strong ball-holding, but techniques like loops that make use of the sheet's grip also generate a lot of speed easily.
Chops also go in really well, but I think it's hard for the opponent to tell whether it's cut or not.
On the other hand, it felt really heavy.
It felt like taking the Sigma 2 Pro, which was just plain heavy, and adding real power to it.
I can see why top Korean players use it on the backhand.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Tiruna
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2018/05/20
I think this is a really well-balanced blade overall.
Even if you're slightly off the sweet spot, you can still put in a solid drive.
If anything, its stability is so high that it's more of an advanced blade suited to players who focus on rallies and small techniques, so I think a lot of attacking players would find it lacking in power.
This time I test-hit it with Mercury II and a tacky rubber, but I'd recommend pairing it with an inner-type rubber like Fastarc G1.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Back) impartial XS
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2018/06/02
Despite looking hard because it's an outer blade, it has more stability than I expected — very much a Nittaku offensive blade.
Among outer blades, I'd say this one focuses on stability while still being speed-conscious.
Tacky rubber on the forehand gives a stable feel with a bit of extra difficulty, and I'd really recommend the backhand for speed-oriented players.
I think the Tornado King is well differentiated from other blades.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) Fastarc C-1
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2018/06/03
This was my first anti-spin rubber, and I used the red thin version.
Its feature is that it lets you return the ball like you hit it straight off bare wood.
There's really no particular downside, but the ball itself has no distinctive character — while it flies straight and pierces toward the opponent, it lacks things like coming in especially low or landing short.
Anti-spin rubbers also tend to last a long time, so I think even a pricier non-tacky option would be worth it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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