Oyaji Cutman 2's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U50 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
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2023/06/20
It's not especially easy to use, but true to Butterfly form, there's no instability in how it behaves. I'm using max thickness.
Since I switched over from a tension rubber, at first it didn't fly enough and my shots either fell short of the opponent's court or landed short, but once I started brushing upward more, I got the returns I was aiming for.
Writing this from a chopper's perspective, my chops came back well-cut without going long — it's excellent. I have it mounted on a Masamune blade, and even when I hit it firmly it doesn't fly off, it stays controlled. Angle returns are easy, and since there's almost no visible difference between a knuckle ball and a cut ball, it's a real threat against players who can't read spin and rely on the rubber's color to judge.
I can swing fully through my pushes. Since I use anti-spin on my backhand, I hit long, fast, straight pushes, and I love that I can swing with the same amount of force every time. With a tension rubber, I always had to hold back a bit.
No complaints on the attacking side either. The initial speed isn't quite what you'd get from a tension rubber, but the added spin makes the ball run, which I think opponents find annoying. The way the ball holds on the rubber is also nice.Recommended for choppers who like a blade with good rebound and who tend to worry about their chops going long.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket MASAMUNE
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