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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 2〜3 years |
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2018/06/27
I used the FL. The FL grip is a bit on the thin side and easy to hold, so I'd recommend it for people with small hands or for women too.
The first thing that surprised me when I hit with it was the feel. Since it has Izanas fiber built into the inner layers, the blade is on the thick side at 6mm, but it feels really soft. And it grabs the ball like crazy... lol. That feeling of the drive just going in on its own is addictive. But what stood out most of all was countering. It's ridiculous. Because it holds the ball for so long, countering becomes really easy, lol, and on top of that it's fast. I feel like it's even faster than Butterfly's inner-carbon series.
As for rubber compatibility, this pairs well with harder spin-oriented tension rubbers. Even though it's hard, the ball sinks in like crazy and flies off insanely fast. Darker really knows what they're doing, lol.
That said, right after I switched to it, I personally had a lot of overshoot misses from it bouncing too much. I felt control was a bit tricky. Might just be my own arm's fault, though...Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Bluestorm Z1
Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Asia DF
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2018/06/23
I'm using the MAX+ on my forehand.
As I used it... wait, isn't this soft for 47.5 degrees? It was way softer than I expected.
Maybe that's because the blade I'm currently using, the Libertas Synergy, is on the softer side?
As for performance, the rubber is fast, spins a lot, and feels stable.
...It's a really good rubber. If I had to describe it, it's like a slightly toned-down Rasant R47?
But recently the Z1 Turbo came out, and apparently that one is harder, at 50 degrees. (Haven't tried it myself.)
If you feel like the Z1 is too soft, I'd recommend moving up to the Turbo!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SYNERGY
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2018/06/29
I used it on both my forehand and backhand. What surprised me was how good the control is. The performance didn't feel like something you'd get for just 5000 yen.
First, my impression on the forehand: the speed isn't really there. But the arc rises just the right amount and the spin is more than enough, so the speed gets covered by that. It's kind of a "neither great nor bad" feeling (?)
As for the backhand, this is amazing. On the backhand, the Spring Sponge - the same one found in Tenergy - really comes alive. It grips the ball incredibly well and lets me control exactly the course I want. Also, since it's a medium-hardness rubber, it suits both people just starting table tennis and intermediate to advanced players alike.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket SK Carbon
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