mndr's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | 6〜10 years |
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2025/09/25
I've been using this happily for about a year now.
Mine is the 82g version from after the renewal.
This is a blade I'd actively recommend to beginner-to-intermediate players.
I used to use the Liberta Synergy, but switched because it felt like it flew a bit too much. I moved over from a carbon blade, but I've kept using this one without any discomfort.The feel is just great, overall.
I only practice once or twice a week, but my feel for the ball has improved, to the point where I can tell I've gotten better over the last six months or so.
I mainly play drives and counters close to and at mid-distance from the table, and I don't find the speed lacking at all — I can punch through shots and it feels great. My misses on connecting balls have also dropped a lot. I've never felt that serves or the short game were hard to do with it either.
That said, I do feel my counter speed has dropped a little — of course, the carbon blade probably did produce more speed. I guess that's the trade-off for how much this one grabs the ball.Because the good feel improves your touch, which in turn leads to improvement, I think this is a blade that beginner-to-intermediate players — whether students or adults — can use for a long time, both while stepping up and after they've improved. Even if you feel the speed or power is a bit lacking, unless you're a fairly advanced player, I think that's something you can adjust for with your choice of rubber.
I feel like I've found a great partner.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) RASANTER R48
Recommend rubber(Back) HYBRID K3FX
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