roar's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U10 |
| Experience | ２〜３ years |
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- Racket
- Balanced racket for a cut of the balance of momentum and control. Recommended to cut introductory...
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- Rubber (Back)
- Grain shape close to a grain high.Change system table rubber to exhibit also high knuckle effect ...
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User review
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2023/05/08
Although it contains carbon, it does not bounce too much and flies moderately. If you put an adhesive rubber on it, it will just compensate for the momentum and the loop will explode. In addition, speed drive and smash also speed up and stabilize by making use of carbon. I have never applied tension myself, but I don't think that tension rubber will blow me away, so basically any rubber will work!
In addition, it is compatible with grain height. I think that the push is speedy and aggressive, and the cut block is quite cut.
It's a good racket that shows the player's own personality, so sticky users and grain height users should definitely try using it!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
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2023/05/05
My first impression was that it was very easy to defend. There was no problem with the ease of grain height technology such as cut block and push.
Cuts can be made without being affected by the amount of rotation of the opponent's drive, which is very interesting. That doesn't mean you can't cut it, you can use the other party's line, and you can also spin yourself if you bite into the sponge.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket SANALION S
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2023/04/29
I borrowed a friend's and tried it out!
The acoustic series has a unique hitting feel that is unique to this racket and is very comfortable. Despite the feeling of grasping the ball at the moment of hitting, it also has speed, so I think it is top class in terms of rotation and speed. With this inner type, even if you apply tension, it will not fly too much, and even if you apply adhesive, it will fly well. I tried hitting it on the back table, but I personally felt that it fits very well with the table software. The technique of playing is easy to do because carbon is alive, and when you apply rotation, the unique grip of the acoustic is really good.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
Recommend rubber（Front） HURRICANE PRO Ⅲ TURBO BLUE
Recommend rubber（Back） MORISTO SP AX
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2023/04/29
I borrowed a friend's and tried it out!
Personally, meat-based techniques were easier to do than rotation-based techniques! Of course, it's tenergy, so it's easy to do rotation technology, but I feel like it's inferior to 05. Of course, there is no doubt that it is an easy class to do compared to other rubbers.
After that, the block was very easy to do. Like 05, it becomes an arc and stabilizes.
I thought it would be safe to adopt it in the back rather than the fore. If you use this rubber for the back of the main battle, you can put it in safely, so I think it's really good!
I think 05 is better suited for cutting.
If you use a lot of meat-based technology, please try to adopt it!Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket Timo Boll W5
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2023/05/08
This racket is very flexible and sounds very good in the hand. It holds the ball firmly, so it is stable even if you use a bouncy tension rubber. Beginners can start with this racket and be satisfied with it until they reach advanced levels!
The recommended combination is still Rosena, Tenergy series! As my ability increases, I think that I can use this racket for a long time if I step up the rubber.
Also, I can recommend it to cut men! Although it is for attack, the blade is slightly larger and the flight distance is easier to cut, so it is quite easy to cut. If you are a cut man who uses a lot of attacks, please try to adopt it!Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
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