Mizutani John's profile
Gender | Male |
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Experience | 11〜20 years |
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Impressions used on both sides. Basically softly bite.
The F side is "weak" compared to Tenergy 05. The feel of hitting is between Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 05 FX. It is easy to bite into the outer carbon racket, but the ball over the net is shallow and there is no sense of speed on the F side. Rather, Tenergy 80 has a firmer feeling and speed.
Very good on the B side. Easy to bite and control. The block system is outstanding. However, for those who like Zudon in the back even if it goes down, the momentum may not be enough. There is no sense of speed, but you can take a chance to spin. The seat is firmer than Rosena and has a sense of stability.
If it is an inner carbon racket, the feel of hitting on both sides of the FB will be blurred.
I usually use soft rubber, and if it's tenergy, it's one level higher than those who use FX.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket VISCARIA
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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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Compared to the 7-sheet SWAT, this one will bounce, but this is the top for the feel and flexibility. There are a lot of reviews that are quite solid, but for me it is a super racket where you can feel a moderate feeling and a pleasant hitting sound. I will never feel away from the ball as soon as possible. The fore surface (inner / outer) takes much more rotation than the carbon racket. Since the average weight is 90g or more, it is better to quit if you are worried about the weight or you can't shake it. If you choose to purchase such heavyweight rackets, there is a feeling of scariness and you should never quit because you can never get the features of the racket itself. If you are using a carbon racket, you should be able to feel that it is easier to rotate and blocks and controls. We think that it is good for back table with moderate momentum.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) Moristo SP
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Among the various rackets I have used, this racket was the easiest to use while I felt that the back rubber was easy to demonstrate all the techniques of Tenergy 05. I can't help but feel that the benefits of a slightly larger racket surface are linked to the power of the back.
The ball does not come off quickly, it can be rotated firmly, the racket core is not blurred and it feels wide, and the handling is excellent.
However, the racket surface is a little large, and when the rubber is attached on both sides, the weight will be slightly heavier.
If you like the feel but are concerned about the weight, we recommend using the Inner Force Layer ALC.
In addition, I feel that the outer carbon specification gives a sense of speed in terms of attack power from the rear.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) DIGNICS 80
Recommend rubber(Back) TENERGY 05
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The feeling of jumping that is often said is not so strong. Those who have used outer carbon such as ALC should be able to use it without any discomfort. You may feel the momentum if it is a change from the inner ZLC.
The best feature is the "feeling of hitting a ball". A bad expression is "hard" and a good expression is "exhilarating playing". Outer ZLC may be a favorite for those who feel the wood and flexibility. The outer ALC sounds good in its own way. Since the outer wood is soft and the total thickness is thin, it offsets the hardness of ZLC well. The stop doesn't stop, the serve plays, and it's hard to rotate ... It's a matter of ability.
From the exhilarating feeling of playing, not only the gorigori driveman. I think that it is also good for front-end haste type players who make a course at a good tempo. Also, for seniors and women who want to supplement their speed with a racket without power, the thickness of the rubber can be reduced to reduce the total weight, and it may be finished as a racket with a good tempo and a weight that is hard to get tired.
Personally, I especially like the feel of the back side. To correct the stiff sensation, the one rank softer double-sided Tenergy 80 may still be the best rubber that makes sense. (It may be easy to get a feeling of biting)
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) TENERGY 05
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