Cut man from the 60s's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U60 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
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2024/01/20
This is my 7th year since I started playing as a chopper at age 57.
I've gone through a lot of blades: Kouji Matsushita Special → Kouji Matsushita → Hadraw Shield → Wa no Kiwami -Ao- → Tirna → Kouji Matsushita Special → Gouriki Danshi → Masamune → Defensive Classic → Kouji Matsushita ZC → Gouriki Super Cut.
Every one of them had its own character and was a really great blade.
As a beginner, I think any of them up through the Hadraw Shield were stable and easy to use.
As my skills as a chopper gradually improved and I started winning more matches, I found myself chopping more from close to the table through mid-distance.
I needed low, fast chops, pushes, and balls with varied spin.
It also became important to hit topspin drives and smashes without mistakes.
On top of that, opponents' strong drives and smashes increased.
I felt the Gouriki Super Cut was a blade that could handle all of that.
It seems like it would help players trying to move up from intermediate to advanced level.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) VS>401
Recommend rubber(Back) VERTICAL 20
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