happy's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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- Racket
- Dynasty Carbon Xu Xin Edition is the result of years of development in search of a carbon blade w...
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- Rubber (Front)
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- Rubber (Back)
- KILLER is an astonishing new development among offensive pimple-out rubbers.Actually it is a comb...
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User review
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2019/07/05
I would like to put 1.5 mm on the Dynasty carbon and review it
The first impression is that I thought that control was difficult
Anyway, it was hard to control because it was difficult to control, and even if it was a block of one course, it was very difficult to get in and out.
There was a feeling that the ball of the other party was likely to be pushed in with patin and knuckle without being beaten than I thought
I felt that it was very good to be able to flip the cut well and put it to myself to some extent, but it was difficult to reduce the distance because the sponge was thick
When you can attack it, you realize that it will all miss if it is a half-impacted impact, and it will be stable and will stay on the table if you strengthen the impact a little
In addition, it was difficult to spin from my own, and I felt that it was the role of this rubber that you could fall into the opponent with knuckles and make chances, and it seemed that it was difficult to play the opponent's racquet.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket DYNASTY CARBON XU XIN EDITION
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2017/10/28
First of all, the first impression of this racket is that the hitting sound is quite high
And although it is sticking slightly sticky, it is fairly spherical apart, but it is not a stick but a solid arch line
It was a little uneasy to paste on the back but it was a little uneasy but it was a big right It was easy for Chiquita to do very quickly and it was pretty easy to use for me who normally uses grains to compensate for the early release of the ball of the racket by the rubber isOverall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
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2024/04/09
I stuck black MAX on Centric Carbon and hit it. It weighed about 52g and was a safe and universal weight considering the hardness. The feeling of hitting the ball was not that great compared to the stated hardness of 52.5 degrees, and I don't think you would know it was 50 degrees because the sheet is soft. I think there is something that stands out about the speed. I think it is a cut above other sticky tensions (K3 and 09C). That said, I didn't feel like the ball was straight. However, the amount of spin was mediocre, and the ball rose after hitting, but it didn't sink, and there were occasional over-misses of 1.2 balls. Some players also said that the ball was too light, so it may be difficult to compete with the amount of spin. As for counters, I don't feel like I'm receiving the opponent's spin very much, but I have the impression that it was difficult to settle because it had a long flight distance and no spin. However, as for drives against the bottom, I was able to easily drive without touching it because of the flight distance and the feeling of it rising up. In summary, it is a normal tension rubber rather than a sticky tension, and I think it is suitable for people who are interested in stickiness from tension.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket CENTRIC CARBON
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2025/02/05
These are my impressions of using Killer Red 1.8mm on the back.
It weighed about 38g.
I've been using it for about 3 years, including replacement, and I think it's the best in terms of change among topspin rubbers.
It can be quite difficult to handle, but it's a unique change, so once you get it in, there's a high chance of scoring or getting a chance ball.
Also, it's quite difficult to apply spin yourself without using the opponent's spin, so I think you need a strategy to skillfully force your strengths on them.
It takes a lot of time to get used to it, but once you get hooked, you can't get out (yourself or your opponent's), and it can be a big hit.
It's a pretty difficult rubber, but it's the perfect rubber to win with.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket CENTRIC CARBON
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2025/01/28
This time I played the Hybrid K2PRO Black MAX.
It's a change from the K3PRO.
Before that, I used the Omega 7 China Shadow for about a year.
It weighs about 50g, and considering the sponge hardness, I think it's average or a little lighter.
It's named after the Hybrid K series, but it's a rubber with a very different direction from the 3 and 1J.
In other series, the image is that the tension rubber is given adhesive to increase the amount of twitching and rotation, and to prevent it from falling off, but the K2PRO is like an adhesive with tension applied, and the tension is added to make it easier to handle and to get a longer flight distance. I think there is a difference as if you had applied tension.
It's not as bad as Shadow, but it seems to be quite a quirky ball, and the opponent's block was over or dropped, making it difficult to keep up with.
Serves and underspin hits are not like a rubber that you hold and cut tightly, but rather a rubber that feels like it cuts the ball as it leaves the racket, and I think the amount of spin has decreased a little, but I think this is a matter of how you hit and your preferences.
I would recommend this to people who are looking for distance and ease of use from Kyohyo, but it seems a bit too sticky to change from a normal tension.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket CENTRIC CARBON
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