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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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2025/11/04
I stuck a red 37-degree club to the back of the wood.
Perhaps because of its hardness, it bounced less than I expected, and it was quite sticky.
However, because it didn't feel hard, I made almost no unexpected mistakes at the net, and when I hooked it, it created a big change, with a high arc and stretching and sinking after the bounce.
The ball releases slowly, sticking to the ground once and then floating away, so I often unintentionally missed my timing and scored.
The amount of spin is impeccable, and when I hit a solid drive, it sends my opponent's block flying.
The high arc and ball control give me perfect control over the chiquita.
It's difficult to hit it in one shot, but the ball changes direction a lot and spins a lot, so I think it's perfect for backhand sticking.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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2024/11/30
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.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Back) HEXER POWERGRIP SFX
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