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| Age | U20 |
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| Experience | 2〜3 years |
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2021/10/09
I used this on my forehand.
Light hits: it has a snappy, springy feel, bouncing back exactly in proportion to the power you put in.
Smash: the moment you hit it, a powerful ball slams straight into the opponent's court. It's hard enough that you can smash or drive back against your opponent without losing out on power.
Topspin drive: just like smashing, you can hit very fast balls. The trajectory is uniquely low, passing just a few centimeters above the net, and it becomes a big weapon. Here too, there's a reassuring feeling that you won't lose out in power against the opponent's ball. On the other hand, because the trajectory is low, you need real technique to lift backspin balls.
Block: as mentioned above, since this rubber is strong enough to smash back even against the opponent's drives, I feel like blocking didn't come up much. Returns had a straight trajectory.
Push: it has a hard feel and tends to produce a somewhat sharp trajectory.
Serve: the amount of spin is a bit lacking, so it's hard to win points outright on serve, but I was able to serve well enough to set up my third or fifth ball.
This rubber has a character that sets it apart from the spin-oriented tension rubbers that dominate today. If you can master the feeling of the ball flying exactly as much as you put power in, and the low trajectory that pierces through the opponent's court, I think this is an interesting rubber that lets you play an aggressive game your opponent can't get close to. Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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