Apurisan's profile

Age | U20 |
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Experience | 6〜10 years |
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I usually use acoustic carbon and purchased this to re-learn the basics of wood.
What I thought when I hit the ball forefoot was that it felt extremely thick.
I can see why it's called a masterpiece.It felt more bouncy than I expected, so maybe it's more bouncy than a bad inner or fiber? I thought.
It is very easy to play in the front, and even if you swing it with all your might, it will stay on the table.
However, I didn't feel like I could hit it with a single hit like with a carbon racket, so it seems better to compete with the amount of rotation and the weight of the ball.You'll need a little more power in the middle and rear positions, so I thought it would be better to calmly attack in the front position rather than getting into a fierce battle.
Also, this time I used hard rubber on both sides as a refresher, but if you are going to use it in actual combat, I recommend using softer rubber. (German hardness around 45-48 degrees)
It was a racket that could be used by anyone from beginners to advanced players by changing the type of rubber depending on their level.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Dignics 09C
Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 05
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This is a review for cutting.
I used 0.5 (extra thin).
When it enters the ball, it has a low trajectory and can return the ball with great variation, but it is difficult to stabilize it, so I get the impression that you have to be careful with your hands.
I think the good thing about this rubber is that you can use the cut as an attack.
If we raise Faint Long 3 as a comparison target,
Ease of handling
curl p1amount of change
curl p1 > feint long 3low trajectory
curl p1 > feint long 3
It was something like that.
The Feint Long 3 is definitely more stable when it comes to cuts against sudden hard hits, so I think the Feint Long 3 is better for players who aim to become a classic cutter.The curl p1 makes it easy to create opportunities for your own attacks with aggressive cuts, so I think it is recommended for players who attack a lot.
If you master it, you will definitely become a hated cutter, so this is a rubber recommended for those who have the basics.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket VIOLONCELLO
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It gave me the impression that it was quite bouncy for cutting.
The forehand can be used as a connection or drive, and the back can be used as a cut.
The stringed instrument series is characterized by a soft feel at impact and good ball retention, so players who attack a lot should use hard rubber on the foreground, while players who are persistent should use soft rubber.
I'm sure some people find it difficult to flip the grip due to its oval shape, but personally, I didn't really notice it.
If you are considering purchasing a violin, this may be the place for you. (The only difference is the width of the blade)
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TENERGY 05
Recommend rubber(Back) Carl P-1R OX
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Used on the back side of acoustic carbon.
I remember that when it was first released, it was released right after adjuvants such as Speed Accel were banned, and it was a terrible rubber that brought about a revolution in the world of table tennis.
It is synonymous with rubber.
Auto feel, good fit, sharp rotation, speed, flight distance, all of them are of a high standard.
I think it is a rubber that can be used relatively easily even for those who cannot use the Dignics series.
This is a drawback that I personally felt, but I felt that I was very susceptible to the influence of the opponent's rotation.
Therefore, I honestly cannot recommend it to those who are not yet stable in their rotation techniques (serves and drives) and receiving techniques (receives and blocks).If anything, it's like ``a rubber to make it as easy as possible for those who have a solid foundation.''
If you can use any rubber to a certain extent, please try Tenergy 05.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket Acoustic Carbon
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I pasted Lazanter C48 (ultraMAX) on both sides and typed it.
The total weight is 190g (racquet is 88g).I purchased it as a sub bracket for the main racket (Hayabusa Mizutani SZLC).
Because of the center of gravity at the tip, it felt a little heavy when I held it.
Therefore, it is extremely powerful.
My drives became too fast and my opponent's blocks also became fast, making it difficult to hit repeatedly.The feeling of hitting the ball in your hand is very comfortable, so I think it's a good idea to use a rubber that is one level lower in hardness than the rubber you normally use.
It is a fairly inexpensive outer carbon racket that is hard and resonates in the hand, and is better value for money than Tamas' ZLC series racket.
I think it's suitable for people who grip the racket deeply because of the thin grip and the center of gravity at the tip.
Although it didn't surpass the main racket, I was very satisfied with the feel and momentum at almost the same level.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Dignics 09C
Recommend rubber(Back) TENERGY 05
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