Supermarket's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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Use racket, rubber
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- Racket
- If you want to develop a consistent offensive game, but are unsure which blade to use, you can...
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- Rubber (Front)
- A flexible topsheet on a soft sponge produces good spin with moderate speed and exceptional contr...
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- Rubber (Back)
- A flexible topsheet on a soft sponge produces good spin with moderate speed and exceptional contr...
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User review
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2021/07/02
I bought mine with rubber already attached on both sides for 5,000 yen tax included, found it at a major sporting goods chain store.
The feel is like it wraps around the ball, so you can hit it fairly carelessly and hard and still get a stable topspin drive. Maybe because of the weight, if you swing all the way through you get plenty of power too. My unit came with Flextra (medium sponge I think) on both sides and weighed 170 grams. If you put a max-thickness or thicker trendy spin tension rubber on both sides, it probably won't come in under 180 grams. Compared to other attacking blades, I'd say this one is quite heavy - the blade is also on the larger side. That's the tricky part for someone without much power like me. I think it suits a powerful player attacking with heavy topspin from mid-distance. For the currently popular fast, close-to-the-table style of play, I feel like a smaller, lighter, more reactive blade would be better.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
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2024/07/18
It's a thin-bladed racket, but it kicks the ball back quite a bit. Especially when you hit hard, there's a sense of it flexing and then springing the ball back out. If you can relax and swing sharply without wasted force, I think you get a good ball out of it. Between the lightness of the blade, the strength of the kick, and the peculiar lack of feedback from the Reflex System, I sometimes get anxious that my shots might be lacking weight. I don't feel this is a blade you win with through heavy topspin drives. When I tried to hit power drives, they weren't very stable given my skill level. I think it suits a style of scoring through fast pace and sharp ball speed rather than raw weight. Somewhere I didn't expect, the lob control was surprisingly good. Even though I'm not great at lobbing, I had a real sense of being able to control the height and depth. I feel there's potential for it to get even better if paired with a slightly softer rubber. Next I'm thinking of trying it with Rigan Spin.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) VEGA Intro
Recommend rubber(Back) VEGA Intro
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