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Gender Male
Age U10
Experience ４〜５ years

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    1. ICE CREAM AZX I
      Racket

      ICE CREAM AZX I

      ZEPHYLIUM CARBON (ZLC) and ARYLATE CARBON (ALC), both with clear distinctive performance in one b...
    2. EVOLUTION MX-P50
      Rubber (Front)

      EVOLUTION MX-P50

      The rubber surface of the MX-P50 HARD version is identical to the rubber surface of the already f...
    3. VO＞102
      Rubber (Back)

      VO＞102

      The VO > 102 rubber is one of the latest innovations made by VICTAS. The geometry of the short an...

User review

  • ICE CREAM AZX I

    User review

    Having two different special materials, one on each side, is really interesting. It's great that you can use it to fit your own style.
    I put short pips on the A side (used on my backhand), and the feel is amazing — basically if it makes contact, it goes in. The ball also releases quickly, so it packs power too.
    I put inverted rubber on the Z side. Since it's more spin-focused, the bounce is definitely more subdued than the A side, but that gives you stability and lets you produce balls with good spin. Topspin loops in particular felt great.
    That said, the rubber I put on turned out softer than expected (first time buying it), so it was hard to finish points with my forehand. I'd recommend putting harder rubber on the Z side.
    Overall, I can really recommend this blade to anyone whose stroke differs between forehand and backhand. It's especially worth it if you use pips. Even with inverted rubber on both sides, this blade also suits players who hit their backhand with a meeting stroke, or anyone unsure about one side's technique who feels they have to build their blade around the other side. It's also used by Korea's Jeong Yeong-sik, so the quality is proven — if you're even a little interested, I don't think you'll regret buying it.

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    2021/01/04
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) OMEGA V TOUR DF

    Recommend rubber(Back) VO＞102

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  • EVOLUTION MX-P50

    User review

    Used the Z side of an Ice Cream AZXi blade for the forehand. The backhand was VO>102 thick, for a total weight of about 170 grams.

    Forehand hitting
    Normal in a good way. Nothing hard to deal with.

    Backhand hitting
    Since it's short pips on the backhand, this might not be much of a reference, but it was a bit hard, though not a problem.

    Forehand drive
    Goes in solidly with an arc somewhere between MX-P and MX-D. For me it was just right — not too high, not too low.

    Backhand drive
    I felt the hardness here. My impression is that it's tough unless you can make solid impact.

    Push/stop
    It flies a little, just slightly, but it's not a problem if you have the technique. Hit it lazily and it gets too soft/easy for the opponent.

    Serve
    Same as above.

    Chop
    Maybe not bad? Though this isn't much of a reference.

    Durability
    Even after 8 hours a week for 3 months, it still holds up in matches. The spin does drop off as expected, but the overall feel barely changed.

    Overall
    Performance-wise it's between the P and the D. Like adding them together, dividing by 2, and multiplying by 1.5 — personally I really liked it a lot.

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    2021/09/26
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket ICE CREAM AZX I

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