NISHIKDO's profile

Gender | Male |
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Age | U20 |
Experience | 6〜10 years |
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It is a well-balanced rubber in all.
It is characterized by high arch lines such as tenergy, and it is also interesting that the characteristics change depending on the combination with the racket.
If you combine it with carbon, you can hit a heavy ball, and if you combine it with wood, it will not fly too much and it will be easy to handle.
To put it the other way around, the impression will change depending on the combination, so it may be better to consider a racket when using it.The price is reasonable and the performance is high, but the drawback is the weight. If it is extra thick, it will exceed 50g after cutting, so be careful when pasting it on both sides.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket KOKI NIWA WOOD
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First, my conclusion: I felt that this outer racket had a harder feel and control performance that was different from the Tamas ALC.
What really stands out is the feel of the ball.
The ALC is characterized by a soft, "posh" or "mushy" feel, or to put it negatively, a muffled feel when hitting the ball.
The MK Carbon had a firmer, "click" or "crackle" feel when hitting the ball, and was refreshing.
The feel of the ball is closer to the ZLC, but it feels like the feel of the ball resonates all the way to your hand.
The ball retention is also special, and I feel that it holds the ball as well as or better than the ALC.I also felt that the flight distance and controllability were also unique.
The flight distance itself is great, but thanks to the feeling of gripping it, it spins and settles on the table.
I think that while it doesn't have as much flight distance as the ZLC, it has improved control.
I also felt that it was easier to spin compared to the ALC, so the drive type and other rackets fit well on the table and were easy to operate.Overall Review
For those who don't like the feel of the ALC but find it difficult to hit the ball as far as the ZLC
For those new to outer rackets
For those who want a racket that allows them to be aware of the flex
For those who want a lighter racket (average 84g)Recommended for those who fall into the above category.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) HYBRID MK PRO
Recommend rubber(Back) HYBRID MK
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I bought this because it was the outer version of the Solid Pro made by the same company, and I thought the taste was quite different.
The Solid Pro had a strong wood feel, but this one brings out the texture of the material.
However, it is not a hard hitting feel like carbon, but a slightly softer hitting feel.The distance was longer than the Solid Pro, and the fast pitch play in the front court was also good, so I thought it would be especially good for players who play in the front to middle court.
Before buying it, I was imagining something like the Timo Bolls Spark, but the Solid Aim is easy to use because it has a standard board thickness of 6 mm.
(The Timo Bolls Spark is 5.4 mm.)
The hitting feel is also mild due to the board thickness.It has performance that can handle anything well, so I don't think you can choose a rubber.
The weight is also light on average like the Solid Pro, so you should be able to match it to your level and the rubber that you like.It's more docile than carbon, so it's recommended for those who play in the front to middle of the court, or for those looking to step up from a wooden racket.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) DIGNICS 05
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05
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It is a review with a lightweight individual of about 80 g, double-sided QQ.
At first, I was confused because I didn't know how to hit it, but when I made a strong impact, it showed its true value.
The momentum is light but sufficient, and the ball is released very quickly enough to give enough momentum to the middle to apse.
However, with a light hit, there is almost no shot feeling and it is difficult to control and rotate.
However, with regard to strong swing techniques such as loop drive and cut, rotation is applied without problems and it is within the range that can be controlled.
Rabbits have a weaker shot feeling than other soft outerwear (ALC series, etc.), so I had the impression that the ball would run and stabilize if I could be aware of the impact.The feeling of use is similar to Yasaka's Arnade and Tamasu's Jun Mizutani, but I think the point of this racket is that it is much lighter than that. The momentum is also perfect.
I felt very good when I went to the third ball in the fore, but when I connected it in the back, the impact was not enough and I often made a net mistake.
Recommended for players who mainly play the third ball or who are confident in the impact of both hands and who want both speed and lightness.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
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It is a very easy-to-use piece.
The impression that you can make a firm impact even if you rub it slightly with a sheet that has a biting feeling like XIOM's rubber.
The ball is moderately rough and the control is effective, and the arc line is low, but a powerful straight ball goes.However, the characteristics of OMEGA, which has a taut feeling and is easy to tip, remained the same. At the time of blocking, if it was a block to hold down when returning a strong ball, it fell and went straight to the net. It seems that it is necessary to block back against a strong ball.
Except for that one point, I think it is a fairly high-performance rubber.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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