ねこ卓先生's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
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2025/05/31
Switched from Dignics 05 (max thickness) on my backhand to this one, also at max thickness.
First off, the total weight increases too much, and rallies become exhausting. As for power, this is probably above 05, but it tends to fly flatter and lift more easily, so 05 gives more peace of mind.
From mid-distance onward, topspin rallies are strong, so it's usable there, but your arm ends up exhausted after just one match — after playing against a chopper, I think most people would find it hellish from the fatigue.
It's true the performance might be better than 05, but unless you're someone who can actually bring that performance out and also has considerable strength, I think you're better off sticking with 05, especially for back-to-back matches.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Fan Zhendong ALC
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2025/04/21
Switched over from Hurricane on the forehand of a Fan Zhendong blade
There's also the issue of hitting technique, but Hurricane is better in both speed and spin
Hurricane also has more power on a single shot, and naturally the short game is easier with Hurricane too
Where this one wins is being lighter than Hurricane, and consecutive drives go in even with so-so swings, so it feels reassuring in fast-paced rallies — plus it lasts longer
It might feel a bit lacking for someone who swings hard on their own strength, but it could be a good recommendation for someone who wants things a bit easier, or someone who finds tension rubbers fly too much and struggles with thatOverall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Fan Zhendong ALC
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2025/04/21
Switched from the Zhang Jike, keeping the forehand rubber the same and changing the backhand from Tenergy 05 → Dignics 05 → 09c
This blade probably holds the ball longer, and Tenergy 05 held onto it too much and was pretty hard to handle, so I switched to Dignics 05, which was easy to use and still had power, but people told me it had no real character and was too easy to use, so I switched to 09c and finally got the backhand stable.
On the forehand I was using Nittaku's Hurricane NEO3 (39 degrees), but since it's softer than what I used on the Zhang Jike, the power dropped off a bit, so I switched to a 41-degree Hurricane I found online, and it became a lot more stable.
It's easier to use than the Zhang Jike, but it has no real quirks and holds the ball unusually well, so among tension-rubber users of this blade, pretty much everyone ends up playing in a similar sort of style.
You could call it the standard, go-to choice, but precisely because it's so easy to get used to, it seems like it'd pair better with tacky rubber.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) NEO HURRICANE 3
Recommend rubber(Back) Dignics 09C
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