Pepsiman's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U10 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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2022/02/01
7 years as a chopper, thickness is extra-thin.
The Curl series never suited me, so I'd been using Feint Long III for 4 years, and I tried this because it's Butterfly's new pips.
When I first test-hit it, the sponge was hard, and being Long II-based, even though the maximum spin was amazing, I was disappointed thinking it might be a rubber with a narrow margin for error. But once I actually chopped with it, for some reason the chop landed on the table just fine. If you swing the racket through, it goes in solidly. But if you swing slowly, the sponge is hard and the ball just flies off. It was a really strange feeling. The sidespin sliding push is incredibly easy to pull off with this! As for pushes, if you're someone who folds the pips over properly to get backspin, you'll be fine. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend it to someone who normally keeps the racket face upright - you'll just get fast, spinless balls. Rather than a beginner picking this up from the start, I'd recommend it to someone whose chopping form is already fairly complete. Also, I don't think this suits players who rely on the rubber itself to generate variation. I'd really like even choppers who are quite confident in their game to try this at least once. The first 30 minutes or so felt really strange, unlike anything I'd felt before. Once I got used to it, it felt like the first time I used Tenergy.
It's a pretty interesting rubber.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Def play Senzo
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