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Experience 6〜10 years

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  • RAKZA XX

    User review

    When you just bounce the ball lightly it doesn't really pop, but as soon as you hit it a bit harder the bounce kicks in, and at full power it has quite a lot of power.
    Before this I used Dignics 05, and while it was fairly easy to bring out performance on topspin, the sheet was too strong, so hitting against backspin from an awkward position didn't produce good shots. You'd fail to grip the ball and hit the net, or catch it and go long, or if it went in it would come out as a straight, spinless ball.
    So I switched to this one, and good shots go in easily one after another, so the overall quality of my shots has gone up a lot. The hardness feels about the same as Fastarc G1.
    If I rate Dignics 05's power and the difficulty of bringing it out as a 10, this rubber feels more like power 9, difficulty 6. It's not as easy to hit against backspin as Tenergy, but it's noticeably faster than Tenergy.
    Durability is about the same as Dignics, and it's cheaper too. The only downside is the weight — it comes to around 50g on a normal blade.
    Honestly, a lot of intermediate players, myself included, feel like they can't get enough spin out of Dignics 05, so if you can live with the weight, I think it's worth trying this at least once.

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    2023/10/22
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    9
    Hardness Little soft
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  • RESONATE AI

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    I was using the Innerforce Layer ZLC, but I switched because I kept getting overpowered in the short game and in long rallies against opponents at the same level using outer-carbon blades.
    From what I'd read online and heard from shop staff, it's basically an outer-carbon blade, so I was worried about the ball-holding feel and flex, but in the end it was within an acceptable range. Among the outer blades known for good ball-holding that I've played with before, the Revoldia, Arylate Cortex Caster, Viscaria (and the ALC version too), and the Timo Boll ALC, this one felt more wood-like than any of them.
    Compared to a "flies off the blade" outer blade, the power is of course inferior, but it's a big step up from the Innerforce Layer ZLC. If you have a feel for hitting into the ball and generating spin, you can get decent power out of it. Well, even just brushing the ball naturally gives more power than the Innerforce Layer ZLC...
    Also, the arc got lower (though it's still a high arc compared to other outer blades), but when I swung more upward and let the racket do the launching, using my body weight to send the ball forward, I could get the same kind of trajectory as before.
    It's a racket with maybe the best ball-holding feel among outer blades, and it's really good, so I wonder why it doesn't get talked about more...
    I feel like if it were marketed a bit better, it would really take off.

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    2023/10/18
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    9
    Control
    8
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little soft

    Recommend rubber(Front) RAKZA XX

    Recommend rubber(Back) V>20 Double Extra

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