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Experience More than ２０ years

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  • NUZN 55

    User review

    With Dignics, drives fly with a nice arc and are stable, but because they go high, they're sometimes easy for the opponent to counter, whereas NUZN flies more in a straight line compared to Dignics, and I felt it was even faster than Dignics — my opponents also said it had more power than Dignics. That said, I did wonder whether the ball itself comes out cleaner, or whether it ends up being easier for the opponent to return. But the spin and power are on par with Dignics, if anything I feel like they might even be better. If you don't swing with real speed all the way through, hitting a half-hearted drive can cause it to drop.
    Drives against backspin are easier than with Dignics — you can bring the ball up in one shot.

    Blocking also has quick ball release, so unlike Dignics where it feels like you hold the ball for a moment before blocking, I feel like I get fewer overshoot misses than with Dignics, and since the rubber is heavier, I don't get pushed around by my opponent's shots either.

    Counter-hitting also has that same quick release compared to Dignics, so it's a rubber you can counter with while being less affected by the opponent's spin than with Dignics, letting you swing through with confidence.

    For serves, I think the sharpness on vertical spin is better than Dignics. The one drawback is that it goes a bit high when you try to put sidespin on it.

    For receiving, even pushes come out really low and short, making it an easy rubber to receive with — for ease of receiving, NUZN is far and away my choice.

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    2024/08/30
    Overall
    9/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket JO WALDNER GOLD EDITTION

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  • JO WALDNER GOLD EDITTION

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    Here's a comparison with the Cybershape Carbon.
    Speed: Cyber ≤ Edition
    Ball grip: Cyber ≥ Edition
    Control: Cyber ≥ Edition
    That's roughly how it breaks down. I don't think the Cyber suits players who chop or who like to punch back against pips. Personally that bothered me, so I switched to the Edition and got speed and a snappy feel with nothing to complain about. If you want more speed than the Cyber offers, the Edition - even though it's an inner blade - is a good recommendation.

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    2025/01/16
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    9
    Spin
    10
    Control
    10
    Touch
    10
    Hardness Little hard

    Recommend rubber(Front) NUZN 55

    Recommend rubber(Back) DIGNICS 80

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  • Allegro

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    I've used Jewel, Royal, Hayate 44, Spin Magic, XTEND LB, L-Meister, and more, but in my impression Allegro gives the sharpest serves. It's a rubber that balances speed and spin at a high level. The pips don't wear out easily either, and I think the value for money is excellent. A large-ball rubber I'd recommend.

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    2024/10/30
    Overall
    10/10
    Speed
    10
    Spin
    10
    Control
    8
    Hardness Little hard

    Recomend racket CARBONADO 245

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