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Gender | Male |
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Experience | 6〜10 years |
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When Tenergy 05, V> 15 Extra is pasted, I think it ’s OK.
Attack: It's easy to control even if you hit it hard, but if you don't consciously grasp it and hit it, you won't get power and slow down.
Forecut (responding to a strong hitting ball): It is not easy to overshoot, it is easy to control. However, it may not be cut very much.
Forecut (responding to weak hitting ball): If you try to cut it consciously, you will pay attention to the control, but it will be harder to cut than returning to a strong hitting ball.When Kyohyo Pro3 Turbo Orange is pasted ... I think it would be a good fit if you keep cutting.
Attack: The technology may be inexperienced, but I don't think it's obviously fast and doesn't fit at all.
Forecut (responding to a strong hitting ball): Rebound is easy to control and control, and it is easy to cut due to rubber.
Forecut (responding to weak hitting ball): The image that does not fly is strong and care is taken for control, but it is easy to cut as well as returning ball for strong hitting.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) Carl P-1R OX
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I've been using Carl P-1 for a long time and decided to continue using it by sticking the curl P-4 special thin to the pole of the sum, but the P-4 was curious about the push ball. So I got the used P-4 OX and P-4 special at the club and tried it on a Bion cello.
First of all, the push that I was most interested in was unfortunately the same for OX and Toku Thin.
I often hear that the non-sponge cuts the cut, but I honestly thought it would not change. Tsuttsuki was definitely more stable and the cut width was greater than OX. If you think about it, it's natural, but since OX has no sponge, the cuts and Tsuttsuki have the same range of change, and I thought that it was difficult to get used to in the game.
And I wrote it with P-4 software. As expected, the combination of soft Bioncello and P-4 didn't fly at all. I thought that a hard racket would be better if I put it.
In conclusion, I will continue to use P-4 Tokusane.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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In comparison with Pro3 Turbo Orange, I think that the shots, Tsuttsuki, and Saab's shot feelings for weak hits are almost the same.
I felt that it was difficult to control cuts and attacks against strong hitting balls because of the image of flying more than orange. It may be my power shortage, but since the amount of drive rotation does not increase, I tried it for a few days and returned to Pro3 Turbo Orange.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket WANOKIWAMI MIDORI DEF
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I have never used Q3 or Q4, but when I compare Q5 with Tenge 05 and Kyo Leopard Pro3 Turbo Orange from the perspective of Cutman, it's an intermediate image (halfway?).
The stability of the cut against strong or weak ball and loop drive is almost the same as Tenergy 05, but I don't think it's far from Kyo Leopard in the sharp part. Regarding the attack, I think the arc line is higher than Tenergy and Leopard, and I think that Leopard and Tenergy are better in terms of rotation and speed.
However, if you use it at a level where you are not a beginner, you should be able to feel a sense of security overall.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket KOJI MATSUSHITA DEFENSIVE
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