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Gender | Male |
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Age | U50 |
Experience | 2〜3 years |
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I put thin on the fore side of the strength and attack the front team quickly.
This rubber, Hammond FA, original T version, and red mark are probably in the category of "non-spectrum", but they are all slightly different from the spectrum.
The Challenger Attack is a slightly smoother and softer feel to the spectrum.
As a result, "it is easy to rotate, the knuckle is modest, and it is easy to control".
I tend to make mistakes when the ball is low, so I'm grateful that it's easy to cheat with a chori at such times.By the way, if you make the sponge thinner, the speed will drop a little, but the knuckles will be much easier to put out and the control will be easier.
The rubbers that have survived for a long time, both the spectrum and the "non" rubbers, have a good balance without extreme bias in performance, so the rest is compatibility with the user's hitting and fighting style.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket GORIKI
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Whether it just happened to match my hitting style or the combination is strange, if you put a thickness on the strength, the forecut is very easy to hit.
Stopping, spinning, and carrying all the way to the back of the table is absolutely flawless.
I gave up the cut man and switched to the front team haste, but it was so good that I wanted to try again.
Neither Gouriki nor Shoryu are tools for cutting, but...Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket GORIKI
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It is a back grain cut man.
It was on sale at a certain auction site, so I bought it for play ...
Now I have been promoted to the main racket.It's easy to understand if you hit the ball without rubber, but it will be better.
It's not for Cutman, but it's so easy to rotate that I use this one.
Although it is a stiff racket, it will stop mysteriously if you do not hit it, such as cutting or stopping. It's a miracle balance.And when I turn to attack, I like the nice shot feeling called "Catcheen".
It is not a racket that gives a great ball power, but the balance and shot feeling are excellent.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) VS>401
Recommend rubber(Back) Curl P-H OX
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First of all, it looks good.
There is no lens or racket name printed on the grip. It's all red and simple.
The blade is big like a prickly pear, but it has a well-balanced shape, so there is no distorted feeling at all, and it has the atmosphere of a vintage cut racket.In terms of functionality, I think it's a little closer to the defensive side, even for cutting. If you adjust it with rubber, you can attack enough, but basically I think that it is suitable for those who emphasize defense.
The performance is not very sharp, so I think that the longer you use it, the better the taste will be.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) GTT45
Recommend rubber(Back) Curl P-H OX
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I put the inside on the foreside of Liberta Willow.
It doesn't bounce and doesn't stick, so it's less susceptible to opposition's power and rotation. On top of that, if you have the technology, it will take a lot of rotation.
The attack is a combination with the cut, and if you use it just enough to miss the opponent's timing, it feels like something.
I think that it is a good rubber for those who stick to protection anyway.
Also, I think that it is good for those who want to remember the cut firmly because they can not expect an attack.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA WILLOW
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