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Experience 6〜10 years

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  • MIGNON R

    User review

    On the back side we used 2.0 mm for darker claire bag.
    It is an impression that both meet and drive are easy to do according to the manufacturer 's phrase such as drive + smash type.
    The shot feeling surprisingly soft, I felt the kana drive for say either for ball retention is good.
    It is not easy for meat to be naked because the thickness is thick and operability is good, but because it has a ball, it is susceptible to a slight rotation effect.
    In addition, it seems that the combination with carbon + thick plate is very unlikely to be compatible, but unexpectedly or unexpectedly, soft hit feeling relaxes the habit of sticking and can drive a strong rotation drive by the goodness of the ball.
    When fitting table software I felt that it would be better to combine with a somewhat harder something better.

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    2019/01/15
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    10
    Control
    9
    Touch
    7
    Hardness Soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) GORIKI KAISOKU

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  • User review

    For the forehand, I use 2.0mm Outkill.

    It's a 5-ply wood, but the ball leaves the racket a little early.

    The bounce itself is decent, so it's neither good nor bad.

    The ball flies in a straight line, so I recommend hitting it with a backhand hit.

    If you don't apply a strong back drive, the ball is light and you're likely to get countered.

    The amount of spin is low for a 5-ply wood, but it's at least a minimum.

    There is no cork on the back, but it's still a racket for one side.

    As for the fronthand, it's easy to knuckle and the drive is stable, so I think it's easy to handle.

    However, if you use a rubber that makes the knuckle too much, your short shots will go straight to the net, so I think it's best to use a rubber that's not too extreme.

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    2024/11/30
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    7
    Control
    7
    Touch
    7
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Back) HEXER POWERGRIP SFX

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  • RHYZEN ICE

    User review

    This is a comparison with the Hexer SFX.
    It's 40 degrees, but it's not the trendy spring type, but rather a packed sponge, and the seat is solid, so it feels hard.
    The manufacturer claims that it has a good sound and feeling, but it doesn't make any sound at all.
    It's not for automatic types, but for people who can swing it fairly well.
    My impression is that it's a little hard to use with the back of the middle pen. It's for people who have a strong impact with the back of the shake or the back of the pen.
    The seat is strong, so there's a lot of rotation, and the drive has a fairly high arc.
    The counter drive doesn't fall even when you swing it horizontally, so it's reassuring.
    There's no drop in downspin either.
    It's not for people who like sound types or soft automatic types, but I felt that it had a lot of potential for a 40 degree.

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    2024/09/10
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket BANDA ALLROUND

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  • Q1

    User review

    Extra thick material is used on the back of the Liberta Glorious Japanese style.
    Except for the butterfly, Japanese-made rotating tension rubbers tend to be dominated by German-made products, but Q1 is a little different.
    First of all, it has an extremely high grip among the rubbers that are sold in the 3,000 yen range, and does not fall off at all when hitting the bottom or knuckles.
    To be honest, I think this is one of the top rubbers in the 4,000 yen range.
    The feel of the ball at impact is not as soft as it feels to the touch, and you need to shake it properly instead of the rubber that goes in automatically when you shake it.
    When hit lightly, the rotation and speed are not noticeable, but when shaken firmly, the performance is top class for this class of rubber.
    Also, although the sheet is quite strong, it is also insensitive and blocks will enter automatically just by hitting them.
    Regarding meat, floating downward rotation is not affected too much and is relatively easy.
    Although it is a little shallow when you move down to the middle position, it has an excellent sense of stability and allows for all-round play.
    Anyway, as long as you shake it firmly, it is surprisingly easy to turn downward and lift the knuckle, so it was a perfect rubber for the back of the pen, where the surface tends to overlap.
    Highly recommended not only for intermediate players, but also for working adults who tend to practice less and make more mistakes.

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    2023/11/07
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    8
    Control
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recomend racket LIBERTA GLORIOUS J-PEN

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