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  • WANOKIWAMI AO OFF

    User review

    Large surface block stability.
    The ball that I can not take out also arrives unexpectedly.
    Weight becomes heavy, and FL feels the center of gravity especially at the tip.
    ST is the center of gravity at hand compared to FL. Even if you like FL, it is worth trying.
    When FL is put on the side bouncer, it becomes the center of gravity at hand and does not feel weight.

    Even in the soft hitting feel racket, it does not sound quite.
    Recommended for those who like the soft feeling of hitting five poco poko.
    I also recommend it to people who feel that the acoustics are rather hard. You may fly.
    There are individual differences, and 86-88 g is firmly held and comes out faster than a very light one.

    The speed is a little slow, but it is recommended for those who like 5 plywood for stability.
    Corbel, faster than acoustic.
    Even inquiries from the middle team are not defeated enough.
    The rebound when you hit hard is strong, it takes a turn.
    It is easy to do a cut when you are out of shape.

    You can also adjust the fly with a rubber.

    I used Aruba 23, but I was not used to the seven balls away a little earlier,
    I'm back here.

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    2019/04/15
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1

    Recommend rubber(Back) Fastarc G-1

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  • P900

    User review

    This is the best racket. It doesn't bounce when you hit it lightly, it's easy to hit on the table, and it has enough power and stability when you hit it hard.

    The board is thin, so it's easy to spin, and when you hit it with a fast swing speed, the ball spins and stretches with a sound of clunking without any loss. Meat and smash are easy to hit even though the board is thin, and blocks are not easily affected by rotation, so you can't beat it. I think this is the only thing that a 9-plywood racket can do.

    With 5-plywood, you can't help but feel a loss when you hit it hard, with a popping feeling, and the technique of hitting it is particularly difficult, and with 7-ply, there aren't many thin rackets in the first place, and it's difficult to spin, so it's a specification that satisfies all wood users. When you hit it hard, it has about 1.2 times the power of a swat. It also goes well with Kyohyo.

    Since Avalox Japan has withdrawn, it is no longer available, but I would like K Table Tennis, which has a 7-ply model, to handle this racket.

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    2024/08/18
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    8
    Spin
    9
    Control
    10
    Touch
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) NEO HURRICANE 3

    Recommend rubber(Back) Dignics 09C

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