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2025/11/19
For many years, I've been switching between the Carl P4 and Feint Long III every 1-2 years depending on my mood and form.
Since switching to plastic balls, the ball's trajectory has become more difficult to control with a loose swing, but this rubber produces the trajectory I expect.
Not only does it produce a low trajectory, but if I make a mistake, the moment it hits the racket I intuitively know that it was a poor hit and the ball will float.I recommend this to players who want to learn the basics of high-cut grains, as well as players who want to gain stability using grains with a straightforward flight.
There are no concerns about the sharpness against strong drives. It just cuts like crazy.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Recomend racket Innershield Layer ZLF
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2025/11/19
It has so little bounce that it reminds me of a Cutlass.
Because it doesn't bounce, if you control a powerful hit, it will naturally land in the court, but it flies out at an angle. It doesn't have enough power to send the ball flying forward, so low cuts are difficult.
With a cut racket that's more attack-oriented and has a little more bounce, the ball flies out straight, making it easy to control low.
This is what's difficult about cut rackets; the less bounce there is, the easier it is to control a powerful hit.
I think it's more suited to coaching than playing in the field.
If you just want to pick up the ball and have your practice partner hit lots of cut shots, this is the one for you.Both inverted and high-grip rackets cut well with push shots, and it's easy to handle. However, the change you expect from a high-grip racket is modest.
It's more about stability than scoring power. Scoring power is left up to the player's ingenuity with this racket.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber（Front） Tenergy 64
Recommend rubber（Back） VERTICAL 20
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2024/09/19
The harder sponge of the Curl P1 wins in terms of sharpness and grain height, but this is enough for a cut player. The cut is stable and can be cut, and the soft sponge has good ball retention, so it is quite good at applying spin to the ball, so it can also be used for push shots.
If you cannot knock the grain down well when receiving or handling the knuckle, it is easy to get a floating baseball. The instability when the hit is poor cannot be compared to the Butterfly Feint Long series. The tabletop technique is peaky.
Because the ball retention is good, it is not as easy to perform backhand alleys with topspin, although it is not as easy as a table soft. Therefore, it may be difficult to get a unique ball when attacking.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
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