uwhede9865's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | More than ２０ years |
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- Racket
- A model with ZL-Carbon; powerful attack as well as the soft feeling are major features, high reac...
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- Rubber (Front)
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- Rubber (Back)
- Newly developed "Hybrid Tension" spongeNew top sheet with enhanced gripLightweight design for eas...
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User review
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2024/12/29
Blade thickness 5.9 mm, 158×152 mm, 88g, FL handle.
With the limba top sheet, it was such an easy transition that I felt no discomfort at all switching to it.
If it's already this easy to use fresh out of the box, I can imagine that once it absorbs some sweat and moisture, the feel will get even softer and end up quite close to that of a wood blade.
As expected from the SALC, it has good bounce, and the feedback through my hand was good enough that I could send the ball straight in the direction I intended!
Despite the blade surface being large and heavy, it felt very manageable overall.
The one thing is that on the forehand, the ball flew further than I expected, and since the core material seems to use kiri (paulownia)?, the feel had a bit of a hollow, ball-slipping-through sensation, which might be a matter of preference.
The backhand was really good, letting me put pressure on opponents with speed, and the stability was outstanding too.
There was no "wild horse" feeling at all — it was a great blade that combines stability with more speed and pressure on the opponent than the ALC.
I've also reviewed it on my blog, so please check that out for reference.
https://katsuo000.com/review_harimoto_tomokazu_innerforce_salc/Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) JEKYLL＆HYDE C55.0
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05
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2024/03/19
Max thickness, black.
74g → 52g
Measured from the sheet side with a Shore C hardness tester: 42.8°
D05: 48g, 50.0°
T05: 47g, 44.6°1. Not just the sponge — even the sheet feels like it's gripping the ball! Recommended for players who drop their contact point and drive!
2. The arc rises, making it easy to hit backspin balls!
3. Counter-drives are incredibly easy!
Tacky rubbers are trendy these days, but I think this is a rubber that grips the ball hard and holds its own when you want to drive with a dropped contact point like European players do.
I've also reviewed it on my blog, so please check that out too.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ALNADE INNER
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2025/02/08
Black Max, 55g, 51.2°
C55 Max, 53g, 50.9°
China Shadow: 57g, 50.5°
D09C: 50g, 50.8°
- A lively tacky tension rubber! 09C x Chinese tacky rubber = Jikihai C57.5
- It's a tacky rubber, yet the ball comes off even faster than C55!
- A strong arc and tricky, unpredictable ball, just like you'd expect from a tacky rubber!
The people I've played against told me it has a Hurricane-like tricky quality.
It's gotten harder, which makes it easier to generate spin, and serves bite hard even with a light touch — I really like it.
Going from C55 to C57.5, my impression is that the ball comes off even more easily.
Especially when hitting speed drives, even with a fairly meet-like stroke the ball arcs up on its own with topspin seemingly applied on its own, and it flies on a trajectory quite different from what I expected, so I felt it takes some getting used to.
It's close to a tension rubber, but I think it's better to use it with the mindset that it's a tacky rubber.
If you can master it, I think it's a super-aggressive rubber that can really push opponents around with its spin and its tricky quality.
Please also check out my blog (https://katsuo000.com/) for more.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ICE CREAM AZX I
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2024/06/07
2.1 mm, red.
67 g→48 g
Measured from the sheet side with a Shore C hardness gauge: 40.3°
Dignics 05: 48g, 50.0°
Tenergy 05: 47g, 44.6°1. Tenergy-like grip on the ball!
2. Plenty of spin and good ball-holding feel for an easy-to-use rubber
3. A Tenergy with the best value for money
What I liked most is how well it holds the ball. With some of the older German rubbers and the Dignics series getting so high-performance that they're starting to lose that ball-holding feel, a rubber that's both high-performance and gives you a strong sense of holding the ball really resonates with the right kind of player. When the rubber holds the ball, you can swing with confidence on any technique.
I've also reviewed this at https://katsuo000.com/, so please check it out for reference.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket EC-11
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2024/03/20
Red, Max, 51g, 44.5°
Tenergy 05 max thickness is 48g, 44.6°
- Outstandingly easy to use, maybe an upgraded version of Tenergy 05 or Rozena, just a bit heavier!?
- Easier to counter with than Tenergy!
- A fusion of Tenergy and a German-made rubber!
If I had to compare it, I'd say it's closer to Tenergy 05 than Tenergy 05 Hard.
Rather than the hardness rating, it's easy to get the ball to sink in — it feels like a "spring sponge" type of sponge, so to speak.
I say "so to speak" because weight-wise it's heavier compared to Butterfly's.
I'd guess the durability is about the same, maybe a little shorter.
It's probably the cheapest rubber currently on the market that performs like Tenergy.
I've also reviewed it on my blog, so please check that out for reference.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket LIMBAINNER
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