土掘りマン's profile
Gender | Male |
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Age | U30 |
Experience | 11〜20 years |
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It is a racket similar to outer ALC. It weighed 85g. Compared to ALC, the momentum is suppressed and the ball has a good impression. I think it depends on the rubber, but it will be a slightly straighter ball than ALC. It seems to be more compatible with tension rubber than adhesive rubber. Especially compatibility with Jekyll & Hyde is outstanding.
The grip is similar to the Timo Boll ALC and is slightly square to fit your hand.
There is no novelty, but if you consider it as one of the variations of design and ALC, it is the best racket.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) TRIPLE Double Extra
Recommend rubber(Back) JEKYLL&HYDE X47.5
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I usually use ZX gear OUT.
I got an individual of 83g, so I tried using it without changing the rubber. It was 178g including rubber.
For an inner fiber, the feel is hard and the ball is well separated. On the other hand, receive, tabletop, and block can be stable.
The speed and power are inferior to the outer, but the ball holding and rotation amount are perfect.
It is especially recommended for outer users who want to stabilize the receive.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) TRIPLE Double Extra
Recommend rubber(Back) V>15 Extra
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It is completely different from K3. It is more sticky than K3 and does not bounce. It is similar in that the sheet is soft and does not feel hard. If you are changing from a tension rubber, I think K3 is better. If you are using a sticky rubber, it is worth trying once.
The hitting feeling seems similar to Nittaku NEO3, but the sheet is more stiff. Among the recently released ones, it is somewhat similar to Jikihai C55, and the ball will be better if you let the sponge bite into it rather than catching it thinly with the sheet. However, it can be applied with the sheet more than C55.
In general, it is a rubber with a soft sheet and a hard sponge, which is popular, and makes it easy to use strong adhesion.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket C-Hack
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I stuck it on my back. Until now, I've been using Hybrid K3 (2.0) since it was released. I felt the back counter was delicate, so I was looking for a rubber that was a little softer and could be used at MAX.
I think this rubber is easy to use for those who have been using slightly sticky rubbers with a German hardness of around 50 degrees. I'm happy with the rotation and speed. I'm going to use it for a while.
However, even though it feels hard, it's only 47.5 degrees, so those who are good at using sticky or hard rubbers may find it unsatisfying.
It might be a good first rubber for those who want to switch from tension rubbers, but I personally think the performance is a little mediocre, so I recommend other rubbers.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket C-Hack
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It is different from the V15 Sticky. It is much easier to handle. It produces a better ball if you rub it rather than hitting it. It is easy to raise the ball and apply spin to the underspin, but the maximum amount of spin is not very high (possibly due to lack of skill).
I think the V15 Extra has more speed and power.
It is a little difficult to apply a drive to knuckle balls or side-up balls because it rises too high. I think it is not a problem once you get used to it. It is possible to hit the ball with meat, but it seems to hold the ball too much.
Counter, block, and push are very easy to do. Counter and block are particularly stable. In general, it seems to be a rubber that holds the ball well and is not easily affected by spin. It may be better for backhand than forehand.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket ZX-GEAR OUT
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