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Gender | Male |
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Age | U30 |
Experience | 6〜10 years |
User review
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I compared it with TSP's SWAT and SWAT SPEED. I pasted Ventus extra on all fore.
It is a racket different from the other two types. Compared to SPEED, the board is obviously harder and the repulsion is stronger, so the flight distance is longer. SPEED felt like hitting with the upper board, but this feels like hitting with the board surface.
Those who have migrated from SWAT will find lifting techniques such as downward rotation difficult.
The board bends, which is a characteristic of SWAT, and it takes a strong turn, and the feeling that the block fits in by absorbing the power is small, but it is a racket that can produce power by swinging firmly without losing to the match.
Also, I think that it has more ball retention than SK7 with special materials and butterflies and can produce arcs.
When combined with Ventus Extra, SWAT has a strong power, but POWER can be flipped on the surface and fly a sharp ball. The power was overwhelmingly different.
I felt that it was a racket that answered the request that I could not grasp the feeling of spinning if it contained material, and that I wanted to put it on the table but wanted to put out power.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) SUPER VENTUS
Recommend rubber(Back) SUPER VENTUS
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I hit 1.9mm with the inner force layer. Weight is 46.1g
I put V47.5 on the back and hit it. This is a comparison with V47.5 (hereafter V).
Compared to the V, the grain interval of the seat is wider, and you can feel the softness of the seat in a pile-up.
Lower trajectory than V. I was a little worried because I was hitting it on the net.
The feel is different, but in terms of trajectory, I think you should have an image of Tenergy 80 for V and Tenergy 64 for X.
I don't really understand, but I felt X was harder.
If you rub the seat against the downward rotation, you won't feel the difference from the V, but when you hit it hard, the V will give you an arc, so there was a sense of stability.
Also, there is nothing that can be done without X, so I think it is better to use V because it has a sense of stability. I have a bit of a meat back, but I didn't really understand the goodness of X.
In other words, it may be good for those who want a more straight trajectory.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Innerforce Layer ALC
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Tomokazu Harimoto Inner Force ALC's back hit a special thickness. Weight is 45.0g
Anyway, the block fits and is stable. The ball is also fast, so you can prevent the opponent from hitting the drive continuously.
However, I think that it is because of my hitting method, but the downward rotation hit falls. . .
This is not the case at 80
It can be used enough even for the fore. A fast drive with a straight trajectory like the Lazanta R48, but it fits on the table. Rather the fore was better.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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49.1g with MAX attached to Harimoto inner ALC
The seat is strong so the bottom rotation will not drop.
The stability of blocks and counters is still intact.
The counter where you step back a little and call back isn't as easy as when it's unmarked, but it's easy enough.
You'll get points just by hitting the increased hardness.
Also, compared to the V20, which has a soft seat and a hard sponge, it gives the impression that the power of the blow has been reduced and stability has been improved.
MUJI said that it would be good to match it with outerwear, but I think this one would also be good with innerwear and wood.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Tomokazu Harimoto Innerforce ALC
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49.3g with 2.0mm on MK7
The seat feels a little hard, but it's strong enough that it doesn't feel like it's going to fall off.
Even if it rains lightly, you will get a good drive with a solid lone line.
The loop drive doesn't rotate much, so I think this is the difference from the evolution series.
It is recommended for those who are the type to hit with a firm rotation rather than meat.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket MK7
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