Alexandra's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | ６〜１０ years |
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- Racket
- The Clipper Wood was first released in 1981 and has since then well over a million have been sold...
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- The new STIGA Mantra is developed with the latest Japanese rubber technology and offers the perfe...
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2019/04/22
Serving was very easy with this. Backspin serves bit well too.
On receive, I was even able to pull off aggressive push returns.
For drives, hitting with the ball sinking in works fine, but I felt grazing the ball gives more speed and spin.
It's stable, and more stable than the Rozena I used before.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2018/04/08
I don't know of any special-material blade this well balanced.
I switched from the Infinity VPS because I wanted more bounce and to be able to play mid-distance too.
Thanks to the perfect 5.8mm thickness and the carbon set in at a 45-degree angle, it keeps a wood-like feel while boosting the bounce.
Since it has carbon, I figured the spin would drop, but drives still arc plenty, and serves didn't lose any spin at all.
The short game is easy too.
It's a mystery to me why Kasumi went back to the Viscaria...
If you're going to buy one, I'd recommend the LEG grip.
It's incredibly easy to hold, and it made my backhand so much more stable.This was also in this year's STIGA catalog, but going forward the Hardwood series, including the ANA and LEG grips, will only be produced from existing stock and is being phased down, so if you're making your carbon debut, I'd recommend this one.
Rather than awkwardly using a heavy 7-ply blade, I think this lets you speed up your pace while staying stable.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Tenergy 64
Recommend rubber(Back) ROZENA
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2019/02/07
It feels similar to using Vega Europe.
It's short pips, but topspin drives and chiquita are totally doable with it.
Backhand serves also got plenty of spin.That said, the sponge is quite soft, so it's hard to produce knuckleballs.
Against an opponent who backs off the table, it's tough to finish points with just the backhand.In terms of spin amount:
Impartial XS > Moristo SP AX > Booster SA
(just my personal impression).Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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2018/06/05
What stands out most is the softness of the feel. The bounce is about average for a 7-ply, but the stiffness is nearly on par with a 5-ply, making it quite easy to use. The blade is on the thick side, so the only real drawback is that the spin performance falls a bit short — otherwise it's a blade I'd recommend to just about anyone. Definitely give it a try as your first 7-ply!
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TARGET PRO GT-H47
Recommend rubber(Back) MANTRA M
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2018/04/15
This is my top pick in the Rasanter lineup.
It's maybe closest to Tenergy 64.
It spins even more than the 64.For a V-series rubber it spins quite well, and smashing is easy too, so even players who aren't all-out drive types can use it.
Blocking in particular is easy, so I'd recommend it to anyone looking to counter.The price is also reasonable, around 4,600 yen.
Comparing it within the Rasanter series, R47 is harder and less manageable than V47, while V42 and R42 are too soft, so I feel like this one is the best balanced of the bunch.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket INFINITY VPS V
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