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I have used this rubber several times, but I think the biggest feature is that it has a high grip. Easy to lift the lower rotation,
Drive meetings such as inquiries are extremely strong. However, rubbing is indispensable because meat hitting becomes a ball and is difficult to control. I think you can take advantage of its performance by using it in the foreground.
As a demerit, it is extremely heavy and over 50g is natural, so be careful.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Walnut carbon
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1, The impression that it is more bouncy than a general introductory racket, a racket for beginners, and a little more bouncy than Kolbel.
2, The trajectory is a little straight. Rubber that draws an arc is recommended (I wonder if Rosena is good)
3, There seems to be individual differences in weight. My weight was about 87g.
4, Made in Japan and has a good texture. (There is no sense of luxury)
5, The shot feeling is not good. Vibration is weak and there is a feeling of moth. Not suitable for those who like the feeling of hitting wood.
6, The grip is a little thin. It is closer to SK7 than Kolbel and SK Carbon. Is it close to Timo Boll Flair?From beginners to intermediates overall. For beginners, a racket that can be used for a long time if you step up to Slaver, Roundel, and then Rosena. The technical part has high performance, so ◎.
However, the shot feeling of wood is weak, so it is not good for me personally. It's lighter than Kolbel, so beginners may want to use mace or this.
It seems that it is not a racket that intermediate and above will bother to buy. for your information.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) ROZENA
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First of all, it is slightly adhesive, but when it is balled, it has the same momentum as tension and has a very high grip.
When I tried the rally, over mistakes occurred in rapid succession. The arc line is quite high!
It is hard to hit because it rises 10 cm higher than the normal spin tension. It is a rubber that requires getting used to.
However, lifting the downward rotation is easier because it goes up. It will come in with a suitable amount.
You can go to meet, but it's hard to use as a weapon. It is a rubber that competes with the amount of rotation.
It's heavy, but it's high performance, so if you want to use it, you need to practice and get used to it. A racket with an arc line made of wood is not good. I think it goes well with special materials and wood that does not have arcs. Kolbel has a decent arch line, so it's not compatible.
Please experience it as well.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket KORBEL
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2.0 is used on the foreground.
The first feature is that the grip of the seat is quite high. The downward rotation drive hitting is easily lifted.
The speed is reasonable, the serve and Tsuttsuki are easy to rotate, and the tabletop can be handled smoothly.
Since it has a high grip, it is good at driving by rubbing against it or by rubbing it from the beginning.
However, the impression I used was that the drive was not stable and out of control, and there were many unintentional overruns. I don't know if the sponge hardness doesn't match me, but it's a good rubber, but the impression is that it lacks stability. With the back, there are few bangs, so it was stable and usable.
However, the weight is a little heavy.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket KORBEL
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I was looking for a light rubber and tried this rubber. Although it is thin, it is shaken and weighs 31g.
Since the seat is Mark V, the grip is not bad. It's even thinner with a soft sponge, so it feels like you're hitting the racket board and hitting it. This seems to make it less affected by the rotation of the other party, so you can ignore the rotation and return it at a fairly high rate. Flicks are messed up, and lifts, flipping techniques, and angle-hit techniques are irresistible. Of course, it does not bounce or is not easily affected by rotation, so the block stops, and the amount of rotation is low, but it is easy to cut. It is not suitable for drivemen who swing both sides, but I think it will be a good rubber for all-rounders, front-end heterogeneous types, and beginner back-cutmen.
I attacked with the fore, and I chose the rubber for the back considering the defensive power and weight, so it was a pretty good impression. for your reference.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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