凡人's profile
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | U30 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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2022/12/25
Thickness: Max
In terms of combined sponge-and-sheet hardness, it feels like MK < MX-S < MX-D, from softest to hardest. I haven't used the MX-P, sorry about that...Compared to the MX-S, I don't think there's much difference on forehand hitting. Against topspin, my shots tend to fly upward. On backspin balls too, it grips well and gave me the impression of lifting the ball easily. That said, hitting with a flatter, punchier stroke instead of brushing it didn't quite go the way I expected...
Countering is really easy and the arc brings the ball down onto the table nicely! Rather than brushing hard yourself, just using your opponent's spin as-is seems to give a really clean trajectory on the return.
On the backhand, maybe because you can't generate as much power, I actually found it easier to use.
Overall, if you can adjust so you don't go long, the arc gives you the sense of the ball landing deep! I think it's pretty easy to use for players who play with a lot of spin.
On the flip side, it might feel difficult for people who tend to hit flat rather than brush. It feels fairly soft, so I get the sense that hitting it hard might cause the ball to drop, so honestly I don't think it suits anyone who prides themselves on strong impact...Might feel a little hard for middle schoolers? I think high schoolers would be fine with it.
Just something to keep in mind for reference.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket OVTCHAROV Innerforce ALC
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