Spinning Drive Man's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U40 |
| Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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2025/01/30
This blade performs really well despite not being all that expensive.
Topspin drives are stable on both forehand and backhand, and when you want to hit a powerful shot, it delivers real power.
The amount of spin is plenty, though it might fall a little short compared to other inner blades.
The arc on loops tends to come out high, for better or worse.
Since it's an inner blade, every short-game technique was easy to use.
The blade itself isn't all that heavy either, and I think it's a classic blade that lets you handle every technique in a well-balanced way.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) JEKYLL&HYDE H52.5
Recommend rubber(Back) Rakza X
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2024/09/01
Against topspin, if you hit it hard it tends to fall into the net, but the speed isn't much different from the 48.
The amount of spin on loop drives is fairly low, but it's easy to get the ball up.
Power drives against backspin are easy to execute.
The short game is generally easy overall too.
Countering is easy since the ball doesn't pop up too high.
The sheet is strong, so my counters never fell into the net.
The lifespan isn't short either, so I don't think it's bad.
Maybe just a bit pricey.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket HYBRID ZC inside
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2024/09/01
Against topspin
The ball is slow, but if you close your racket face and swing forward, everything goes in.
The spin is decent.
Against backspin
Incredibly easy to play.
If you focus on adding spin, you get a low, well-spun loop.
Power drives are a bit slow but stable.
Short game
Pushes and stops were easy to do.
Flicks that add spin were easy to pull off.
Counter
You need to be conscious of swinging from top to bottom.
This produces a fast ball.
Serve
Neither good nor bad.
As long as you keep your racket from coming up from below, this is a really good rubber.
Since it's an andro product, the short lifespan is a downside.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket HYBRID ZC inside
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2024/06/17
I used to use this on my forehand.
For forehand drives against topspin, it doesn't drop even with a closed-racket forward swing, and it also produces high-quality shots with an arcing swing style — either way works well.
Compared to 05, when you swing all-out, 05 gives a faster ball, but generally MX-P sends a faster ball overall.
05 puts more spin on the ball.
For drives against backspin, looping is the way to go. It feels like the trajectory changes after it lands on the opponent's side. Speed drives feel more stable and consistent with 05, but for pure ball speed, MX-P is faster.
There's no technique in the short game that felt hard to do.
Stop is fairly easy to pull off.
It's easier to put spin on serves than with 05.
The durability itself lasts fairly long, but once it reaches the end of its life, the spin suddenly disappears completely.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket HYBRID ZC inside
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2024/06/17
Receive/stop: pretty easy to do.
This might also depend on the rubber, but pushes seem a bit prone to going long.
If you fully commit to the swing on a chiquita, you get a really good shot out of it, and it was easy to control.
Forehand drive against topspin: personally, this was the best of all for me.
If you close the racket face and swing forward, you can hit a nasty drive with both speed and spin at once.
Even if you open the face and hit from mid- or far-distance, the ball carries through and it's easy to win rallies.
Forehand drive against backspin: even if you loop it hard, the ball tends to come out low.
Speed is also quite easy to generate, but if you don't use proper form, it turns into a weak, straight ball.
Backhand drive against topspin: just as easy to hit as the forehand.
Backhand drive against backspin: if you wait and generate spin with your wrist, it goes in.
Blocking: really easy to do.This blade gives you outer-blade-level speed without losing the ball-holding feel and stability of an inner blade.
If you commit fully to your swing and generate spin properly, you can land high-quality shots as much as you like.
That said, the weight sits toward the tip and feels heavier than its actual weight, so without some muscle, I think it'll turn into weak, straight balls.This is a godly blade I'd recommend to anyone who wants both stability and speed!
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Evolution MX-P
Recommend rubber(Back) QUANTUMX PRO SOFT
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