タワホイザ's profile

Gender | Male |
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Age | U20 |
Experience | 6〜10 years |
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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
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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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
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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This racket is made of thin five-ply plywood, but if you ask me if it is easy to handle, the answer is no.
The feel of the ball at impact is a bit hard, probably due to the material of the surface, and even though it is thin and pliable, it is hard and the ball flies (but not very far), so it has quite a few quirks.
However, if you can take advantage of the bend and drive the ball at just the right time, you will be able to hit a one-of-a-kind, heavy, roaring ball.In that sense, this racket can be said to be suitable for intermediate and advanced players.
It won't fly far, so it's suitable for those who aim for the third pitch closer to the front, or those who attack with fast-pitch rallies.
For people who want to use a good wood racket, I think they can think of it as a balanced, easy-to-use acoustic, and a violin with the flexibility and weight of a ball.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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It is a relatively old rubber and is inexpensive, so it is not a rubber that is used for high specs.
The hardness was soft and felt about 42.5 degrees.
I compared it with Lygun and Vega Europe, but I felt that the ball holding and the sound of the ball were the best among them.
Speed is Vega >Fly at Spin ≧Ligan
To be honest, there is not much difference in the amount of rotation. I think Lygun is the easiest to block.
What is noteworthy is the sound.
The pleasant sound has effects that cannot be underestimated (increasing motivation, distinguishing between good and bad hits, being able to swing properly, etc.)
Highly recommended as a second or third rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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It's not a rubber used in this day and age.
First of all, it doesn't lift upwards at all, so you have to use the old-fashioned way of hitting rubber.
To be honest, the speed is not at the top as long as the Dignics series is available.If you say it's easy to meat, it's easy to do, but in that case, Stiga's Mantra series is cheaper and specializes in making meat easier. Therefore, we recommend them.
This is the first time I've used rubber where the loop drive doesn't fit this far...on the other hand, it might be difficult to remove because it doesn't rotate.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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