タワホイザ's profile
Gender | Male |
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Age | U20 |
Experience | 6〜10 years |
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It has a slightly straighter trajectory compared to recent rubbers, and it bounces quite a bit. It has a speedy tension feel to it.
However, if you ask me if it doesn't spin, it never does, and even if I take it lightly, it responds well, so I can score points with serves and loops.
The surface felt a little soft and the sponge felt a little hard.
If you let it dig in and hit it, it will hit with just the right arc, and if you rub it, it will ignore half of your opponent's rotation and hit in a heap, so there is nothing to say.
Since the distance is quite long, a racket that doesn't bounce that far seems better.The performance is right in the middle of modern tension rubbers, so if you are unsure, go for this one! You may be able to choose based on your feelings.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
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Recommended for people who usually use cheap soft tension such as Vega Europe and do not want to change the hardness but want to upgrade.
Compared to Vegayoro, the average speed value is one step higher, the maximum speed value is two steps higher, and the rotation is about one step higher.
The way it flies is more forward than upward, and it is a rubber that is especially excellent for meat type and drive while pushing.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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The grip on the surface is strong and it is easy to create a fairly high arc.
In terms of performance, I get the impression that it's ``Neo 3 with a little paint''. The hardness was a little harder than Neo 3, but I felt that it was easier to handle because the sponge had more elasticity. I think it's almost upwardly compatible with Neo 3, except for the increased weight.
I would like people who want to try using adhesive rubber but were unsuccessful because Neo 3 was too slow to fly, to try it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
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I've used it again and again many times.
In conclusion, it is the best rubber in this price range. Competitive rubbers include Rosena and Vega, but the amount of rotation and grip strength is about two heads higher.
In terms of speed, Rosena is the best, and the maximum speed is like Hexer Grip.
Compared to the Vega series, I felt that it was overall superior to everything other than Vega X (excluding peaky items such as def and china).
It also exceeds the Vega X in terms of rotation, and I have the impression that it will have an advantage over there in terms of ball power.
It's easy to dig into, has strong catch, and produces a solid and pleasant sound, so I can't find any flaws.
You can choose from four types of hardness, so you can change it depending on whether you prioritize maximum value or ease of withdrawal.If you are a beginner/intermediate player, I think you will make fewer mistakes and be more likely to win if you use the Hexer series rather than the Lazanter R series.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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The butterfly standard says it's 35 degrees (about 45 degrees from other manufacturers?), but it felt much softer.
It bites into the automatic transmission, twitches, and flies away, so it's easy to get caught, but I get the impression that the maximum rotation value isn't that high.
It digs in and the ball of a certain quality goes automatically, so you can feel good with continuous drives lol
It is a type of rubber that is more resistant to upper rotation rallies than pulling out in one shot, so it is recommended for back than fore.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
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