Mizutani John's profile
Gender | Male |
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Experience | 11〜20 years |
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It is a perfect racket for intermediate people with familiarity with table tennis so much and having a good sense. If possible, because the price is also cheap, it is good to purchase multiple items and do "rubbing selection" that suits yourself based on swat. The shot feeling is soft as well as 7, and the control feeling is the same as 5 sheets. Still playing somewhat if you play. . . However, it is difficult when you go down from the table. If you feel unsatisfactory while using it, is it at the time of transition to a special material system? It is recommended to select one with a performance of about 87 ~ 93g. Considering operability and choosing too light, somehow feeling without any feeling of hardness comes out, so please be careful as there is no good thing. Rather, heavy one has strong racket features. It is also a pleasure to shave the grip with a little thick. If you are starting from junior high school, rather than buying 5 expensive items such as butterfly, suddenly the rubber is attached to the swab (lightly finish) is not it?
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) Booster SA
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One sticker's all-round evolution and a perfect one for beginner's tabletop twin pointers. There is no momentum to jump out freely, you can practice practicing hitting a drive firmly on a racket. The price is also cheap. When practicing, as the drive tends to get caught on the net, and the speed power becomes weak and unsatisfactory, it is time to change the racket.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
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It is made of 5 plywood and the top plate is made of a hard material, so many people say that it is relatively hard, but the plate thickness is thin and flexible, so I personally don't feel it is very hard. If anything, it may be because I prefer ZLC carbon over ALC. Comparing Stiga rackets, Clipper Wood is softer but bouncy, while Evan Holtz 5 is harder but does not bend or bounce. This racket is really suited to a sticky or other hard rubber on the forehand side and a relatively soft rubber on the backhand side. Glazer 09C is a great fit for the forehand side, and it spins well even without a dig. The grip is relatively thin, just like all Stiga Flare grips. The biggest feature is the appearance. The atmosphere created by the ebony is the best, and it is noticed when changing rackets before a match. (Maybe because of its rarity these days???)
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) GLAYZER09C
Recommend rubber(Back) ROZENA
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