lupine185's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U50 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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2021/09/04
Chops are stable. In particular, forehand chops against speed drives and smashes are easy to pull off. Pushes go in deep, for better or worse. Attacking is really easy too.
This is the right blade if you're aiming to be an all-round chopper with roughly a 50/50 split between chopping and attacking.
I have Tenergy 05FX medium and Horizontal 55 extra thin on it. In particular, the forehand Tenergy 05FX has a great feel when you get the angle right, and it lands on the table nicely. With the Horizontal, if you chop sharp and short, you get good spin. Beginners should start with the Defensive Classic and switch to the Defensive Pro once they've built up some skill!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Tenergy 05 FX
Recommend rubber(Back) HORIZONTAL 55
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2021/11/20
I have this on a Defensive Pro blade.
Chopping with the Irius S is very stable.Against a slow topspin drive, it's hard to get spin on the ball unless you speed up your swing. Against a fast, spinny topspin drive, if you cut it with a sharp "clack," it reverses the spin and the ball skims cleanly into the opponent's court.
Pushes are difficult.
For the backhand, a short, snappy swing gives you a flat, straight trajectory. The control is good too.
I think this was made for intermediate-and-above choppers.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket DEFENSIVE PRO
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2020/11/03
I can chop very stable shots over and over, as many as I want. The forehand chop in particular is really stable. I have Rasanter R48 (1.7mm) and Spectol medium on. You can attack with it too.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) RASANTER R48
Recommend rubber(Back) Spectol
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