Grain height orange's profile

Grain height orange's profile
Gender Male
Age U20
Experience 11〜20 years

User review

  • CLIPPER WOOD

    User review

    This is a transition from the all-round evolution that has been used for nearly 10 years.
    I have avoided the bouncy racket because I am using a foreign rubber, but I decided to challenge because there is an edge.
    First of all, the fore bounces, but since it grabs the ball, it enters the opponent's court firmly. This is unique to Stiga rackets. Wonderful.
    It's not hard, so it takes a lot of rotation. It's good because it won't lose to the meeting and the flight distance will come out even if it goes down.
    Since the bench processing is more bouncy than the all-round evolution, some tips are necessary, but I think there is no problem.
    It also goes well with foreign rubber, but this is also good.
    Is it possible to absorb the power firmly and return the ball because it grabs the ball?
    In all-round evolution, the momentum was not enough and the power of push was not so much, but this is also enough power of push.
    Is the weight the neck? The sweet spot is closer to the grip, so it doesn't feel that heavy, but it may feel heavy when you get tired.
    It is a total and easy-to-use racket.

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    2021/10/20
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    9
    Control
    9
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little soft
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  • Phantom 0012 Infinity

    User review

    Since it is a single piece of rubber, I think it depends on the racket performance,
    I think it is a rubber with excellent balance including changes.
    Since the grain is high, there will be some changes, so I think it will change depending on whether you are attacking with a push or focusing on blocks.
    If you use a lot of push attacks, I think you can use a 7-sheet combination.
    I think that it goes well with a defensive racket if you go all the way to the block.

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    2021/10/01
    Overall
    8/10
    Speed
    7
    Spin
    4
    Control
    5
    Hardness Hard
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  • Feint Soft

    User review

    I've used various grain heights so far,
    The feint software had the best control.
    It stops firmly at the block.
    I used thin,
    Because the sheet and sponge are soft
    If you let it bite in, you can rotate it yourself,
    It is also possible to attack flat as well as push.
    However, because it is easy to attack, it is less likely to invite the opponent's mistakes than other grain heights.
    There are advantages and disadvantages, so if you are looking for a grain height close to the change system table software, you may try using it.

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    2021/10/01
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    5
    Spin
    6
    Control
    10
    Hardness Soft
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