NISHIKDO's profile

Gender | Male |
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Age | U20 |
Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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I am using it in the back.
It is a rubber with a sober impression compared to Super Ventus, but I think that it is a rubber with comprehensive power at a level comparable to that of Super Ventus.
You can control it properly without flying too much, and you can apply rotation tightly.
Although it is common to the Ventus series, it has good performance to lift up, and this rubber is also easy to hit down.The reason I use it in the back is because it is light in weight, but I think that there are not many rubbers that are so light with this performance.
I think it would be good to use it for backhands of intermediate level and above, and forehands at the beginner-intermediate level.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket KOKI NIWA WOOD
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The first impression was a hard rubber that didn't rotate and flew moderately.
However, as you use it many times, the impression changes greatly and you think it is the best rubber.On the first day like a certain adhesive rubber, the sheet was too sticky and the sheet was too hard and the feeling was bad and the bite was bad.
However, as it was used, the sheet began to bite into it, and the rubber became a rubber with a change peculiar to adhesive + momentum.
If you value the feeling of hitting the sheet and sponge, you can produce a powerful ball and a high-quality connecting ball with many rotations.I think that it is a rubber that can be transformed by diligent storage method and maintenance, so it is recommended to use it for about a month without looking at it on the first day. (Measures against humidity, warming rubber with a warmer to soften it, etc.)
Especially recommended for bags.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ZLC
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It is harder and more manual than Tenergy, but it gives the impression that a sharp ball comes out when hit hard.
The shot feeling is similar to that of MX-D, but I think the best feature is that it is light at around 47g after the extra-thick cut.
Although the arc line of the hit ball is low, it does not fall, and a ball with sharp rotation and speed can be hit, and there is a sense of stability.
It is recommended to use it for the fore when combined with the outer, but I think that impact is necessary because I feel the hardness with the back.
It had a good reputation as a front to middle rubber, but if you choose a racket to combine, you can get enough power even in the apse, so I feel that it is a rubber that matches various layers.Also, I think that inner + QQ is likely to become popular in the future as much as an iron plate.
Above all, I think that the point of reasonable price and light weight is an intermediate level trend, so it will be a rubber that will be seen more in the future.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ALTIUS OUTER
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In addition to the soft feel of hitting, there is also a firm feeling of reverberation in the hand, and the texture is almost unnoticeable + cypress.
However, the momentum and grip are excellent, and while you can control it well, you can exert power even from the apse.There is no problem with any combination of rubber, but if it is sticky, it feels too high or too long.
On the contrary, adhesive is recommended for those who want to hold it firmly and rotate it.The grip is the usual darker grip, so there is no particular feature. A slightly thick impression.
The overall balance was good, but the momentum was strong, and the feel of the ball was very pleasant.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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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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