PingPongMan's profile
Gender | Male |
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Age | U50 |
Experience | 6〜10 years |
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Transition from swat power. I felt that this racket was easier to hit under rotation than SWAT power. Probably because the ball is released quickly. Net mistakes have decreased. On the other hand, the number of overcoats increased, but I was able to correct it as well. However, the rubber that flies to this racket cannot be controlled by the general public. I think it is good for those who can practice a lot. It's a flying system, but it's easy to rotate. Since the top plate is a cypress, I think that it will bring a little (holding here is more than I expected). For the average person, the rubber is compatible with Donic's akuda, etc., and the power and the amount of rotation are well balanced, and the winning rate has increased. Bluefire is out of control and should be stopped.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
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I used it for stability with an intro in the Altero's fore and a Ligan in the back. I was able to hit a drive with good growth. Smash was also easy to hit. Because it doesn't fly too much, the block fits on the stand, reducing mistakes. However, although it is insufficient in terms of power, it was good to use for slump escape. I also think that it is good for people who are just beginning to play table tennis.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Altero
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Very easy to use on the back. Easy to hit back drive. Easy to change with speed drive and loop drive. It has a grip, is easy to control, and has a high amount of rotation. When speed and loop were mixed, the opponent's block was overrun, and the net direct hit and back drive became the scoring sources. It is also easy to stop. Surprisingly, the blocks are also less affected by the opponent's rotation. I think it has a relatively long life. However, since the seat is a little soft, I feel that the force escapes at the fore. The back will be P-1 for a while. I wish it was a little cheaper. ..
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket VISCARIA
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Since I was using Altero and wanted to bring out the power while making the racket lighter, I chose 85g swat power. At first, it was difficult to control because I flew too much, but after a while, I was able to control it. It is a racket that is completely different from the normal swat. However, even with a ball holder, although it has moderate speed, it can hit a drive with a relatively large amount of rotation. Smash is also easy to hit. However, when reattaching the rubber, the top plate is easy to peel off from the edge. Also, after using it for about a year and a half, I felt it was a little less powerful (note: this is a personal touch). As the peeling started to worsen, and the coach was pushing for a more powerful racket, I am now changing to a special material.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Ventus Speed
Recommend rubber(Back) Ventus Speed
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I used it for both sides of the SWAT power for a while. Since it does not fly with a light hit, it is easy to climb on the table. Also, when you hit hard, the speed will be moderate, so I think that the stability to put it on the table is high. It also takes a lot of rotation. However, when the swing speed increases, you may feel that it is difficult to transmit the force when you smash it.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Swat Power
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