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2023/04/08
I'm in my 30s, 3 years of table tennis experience.
Penhold looper, used on the forehand side.
On the backhand I use andro Hexer Grip.Previously I was using Yasaka Hurricane Pro, so I'll review the difference including a comparison with Hexer Grip.
- The amount of spin dropped compared to Hurricane Pro. It feels not too different from Hexer Grip.
- Control: excellent. With this blade too, it feels like if you make contact it goes in. The short game is easy across the board, especially pushes.
- Grip on the ball: same as Hexer Grip, no particular issues.
- Trajectory: compared to Hexer Grip, the arc is higher, so hitting against backspin and rallying is stable. I think this arc is what creates the stability.
- It has honest, straightforward spin, so apparently it's easy to block.Before, with Hurricane Pro's wildness or maybe my lack of skill, I made a lot of mistakes and had to pour all my focus into just making contact, so I couldn't aim for placement or depth.
Now, thanks to the blade and rubber, I have more room to spare, so I can play rallies where I choose placement, loops, speed drives, and so on based on what I see from my opponent.It has that automatic feel where the ball just goes in on its own, so I'm glad I didn't use it back when I only had 1-2 years of experience.
I'd recommend it to anyone who's gotten used to speed drives and brushing techniques and wants to play rallies focused on placement tactics.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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