土掘りマン's profile

Gender | Male |
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Age | U30 |
Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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I've been using it for about half a year.
It has a decent bounce for a wooden attack racket, and quite a bounce for a cut racket.
The ball holding and hitting feel are unique and peculiar to cypress, so I think people's preferences will differ. Personally, the one that feels the most similar to it was the new Defense II. Until I got used to it, I kept over-missing. Counters were especially difficult. Also, because the surface is round, I think it is difficult to handle if you swing it with all your might.
You can cut just by being conscious of holding the ball. Straight and deep cuts come out naturally.
It is very easy to attack with a two-handed drive, just like Hideta.
I recommend other rackets except for cut players who focus on attack.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) RAKZA Z EXTRA HARD
Recommend rubber(Back) HYBRID K3FX
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I bought it from a friend who no longer uses it.
It is an 85g FL. I used it as a sub racket for a month (about 6 hours).
Thanks to the CNF, the feel is uniform across the entire blade. It is a little hard for a 5-ply wood racket, but quite soft for an outer racket. It also grips the ball well and bounces more moderately than a 5-ply wood racket. It bounces less than the Cyber Shape Wood Revoldia CNF. It seems to be about the same as the Inner Force ALC, or slightly less bouncy. I think it resonates with your hands despite the special material.
It seems to go well with hard tension rubbers and other materials. Sticky rubbers create too much of an arch, so a hard, slightly sticky rubber would be good.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) JEKYLL&HYDE C55.0
Recommend rubber(Back) DO Knuckle (Short pimples)
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I like Calderano and I usually use a slightly sticky rubber, so I tried it.
This rubber has a hard sponge and a soft sheet. It's heavy. Personally, I think the feel is similar to the Hybrid K3, and it feels like it grips the ball more. It doesn't bounce as much as the K3. However, you won't get a good ball unless you get the sponge to bite into it. If there's no impact or if you rub it with the sheet, it will feel a bit like a baseball. In other words, a strong impact is essential. I think that for many people, it will be an option only for the forehand.
I highly recommend it for those who are in the middle of the court, those who hit hard with all forehands, and cut players. It's easy to cut and cut.
I think that the potential of the rubber can be brought out by sticking it to a hard racket rather than a soft racket.
It may not be very suitable for transitioning from tension rubber.
If you usually use sticky or hard slightly sticky rubbers, it's worth trying.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket PREHNITE
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I am a cutman with an attack racket.
It's a rubber that holds the ball very well, and the forecut/counter is excellent. It feels softer than 53 degrees. I think it's exactly as described as a tension rubber rather than a slightly sticky rubber. It can also cut Tsutsuki sufficiently.
Recommended for tension rubber users who want more rotation, and slightly adhesive rubber users who want more momentum.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket MA LONG CARBON 3
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