Mizutani John's profile
Gender | Male |
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Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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Because there are too many swat users, I bought it as closer. I think there is a compatibility with rubber, but it was hard feeling compared to the swat, there was no big feature change. Compared to Forteus FT and Clipper Wood, it is slightly impressive as 7 plywood. The swat has a unique feeling like seven but almost 5 like a feeling, when playing it seven will come out face. There is a sense of affinity.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) Fastarc S-1
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In a certain racket bought at a shop without knowing anything about the racket, I noticed that it was only momentarily applied, and one when I purchased it again. As soon as I thought that table tennis was so comfortable, at the same time, it took a lot of rotation. It is a racket that is perfect for beginners who are improving the swing form with 5 plywood with very soft racket material. When it continues to use it will surely come when the momentum etc. will feel "unsatisfactory". That time is time to change.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Acuda S1 Turbo
Recommend rubber(Back) Acuda S1 Turbo
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Most people who say this racket is hard are probably referring to the effect of the hard plate on the surface of the racket, but I also found it a little hard at first, but after using it as a sub-racket for about a month, I didn't feel any hardness at all. Rather, it has become an excellent racket that holds the ball well as a 5-ply plywood board, and at the same time, the top plate works in smashes and blocks, giving you a good playing feel. There are large individual differences among Swedish rackets, but my 90g one is my favorite. The flat grip seems to be a personal preference, but it's the best fit for me as I used to shave off square rackets every time I used them. When I tried using this plywood racket again from a carbon racket, the drive was easy to apply and it felt good.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) DIGNICS 80
Recommend rubber(Back) Q QUALITY
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Although it is an inner carbon, the plate thickness is also thick, and the ball bounces more than the same as the outer carbon.
However, there is an inner for the time being. It feels moderately soft and exhilarating to play, and if used by a heavy hitter with good stamina, you can get intense speed and rotation.The racket itself is also a little big, so when the rubber is pasted, the finish is heavy, so the ball quality of the drive is really very heavy.
I think that a solid of 90g or more is the best to make the best use of the features of this racket, rather than a lightweight solid.
It is a valuable racket that I would like you to use by all means if you are proud of your physical strength.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) TENERGY 05
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I use high-performance and highly elastic rubbers such as Dignics and Tenergy, and while I get intoxicated with the exhilarating feeling during practice, when it comes to a match I can't fit it on the table or I lose to the amount of rotation my opponent gives me... In those cases, I use the Glazer 09C. However, the tension type can be matched with any racket, but this slight adhesion feels good to increase the sense of speed with the repulsive force of the racket to a certain extent. It really goes well with harder plywood and ZLC types rather than softer plywood and soft carbon ALC. It's easy to play on the table, and the serve is also cut off. It seems to be quite durable for an adhesive, and the cost performance is also good. It doesn't feel as hard as the Dig 09C, and it's a truly adhesive tension.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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