Wandering Takuto's profile
| Gender | Male |
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| Age | U20 |
| Experience | １１〜２０ years |
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Use racket, rubber
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- Racket
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- Rubber (Front)
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- Rubber (Back)
- Now the high-tension performance qualities of the smooth Moristo rubbers are available in short p...
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User review
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2024/10/17
I used the Max thickness.
Back → Moristo SP Medium
Comparison rubber
・ Lazanta C48 2.0
・ Lazanta R48 2.0
・ Spin amount
The sheet is very strong, and I have tried various rubbers with a hardness of 48 degrees, but this is clearly the strongest class.
The stability of both the service and the loop drive is excellent.
I don't feel like the underspin shots are dropping.
・ Speed
It is quite fast compared to C48, but a little slower than the tension of R48 and others.
On the other hand, what is noteworthy about this rubber is that the ball does not drop due to the strength of the sheet. I have never experienced a rubber with this hardness that does not drop so much.
・ Hardness
When you touch it, you might wonder if it is really 48 degrees? It feels about 45 degrees.
・ Ease of drawing
I think that this rubber can produce the maximum value of 48 degrees with the ease of drawing out a 45 degree rubber.
Overall Review
This rubber has a good balance of spin, speed, and ease of use.
It's perfect for those who don't want to give up either drive or meat.
However, people around me who use rubbers over 50 degrees now say it's too soft and unpopular...Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro
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2024/12/17
This is a review comparing it to the Moristo SP.
Spin
It doesn't take as long as the Moristo, but it's easier to lift the ball with underspin.
Knuckle
Produces a lot of nasty knuckles that are typical of a curved ball.
Speed
Doesn't produce fast balls.
Push
Only moderately sharp. However, knuckle push produces nasty knuckles.
Block
It fits well and the knuckles are nice.
I feel like there are few rubbers that are this easy to use and produce nasty balls when you look at them sideways.
Compared to the Chinese 388 and 563, the change is small, but the balance with ease of use is excellent.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket NEVES WOOD
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2024/12/05
Comparison racket Solid Pro Fortius FT
The weight itself should be 6g lighter than the Solid Pro, but it feels like it weighs about 170g.
Inverted rubber
・Bounce
It feels like it's there to a certain extent. I think it has a simpler bounce than the Solid Pro.
・Grip
There is a sense of gripping it firmly. However, unlike swat, it doesn't feel like the ball is in your hand forever, but rather that you grip it firmly and it releases at a moderate point.
・Depth of the ball
As was said on the Hirataku Channel, the ball is deep. However, it's not that it bounces too much and you can't control it, but it's a strange balance of being gripped firmly but still deep in the table.
・Speed
When you hit it, it flies away while being gripped with a high-pitched sound.
The ball is made of 7 pieces of wood.
I think the speed is about the same as the Fortius.
Top rubber
Change
The ball itself is gripped, but the automatic change seems a little thin.
However, since I feel like I'm in control, I can make bold changes.
Speed
I can play with all my might because I feel secure in my grip
The speed is also fast
Spin
It's easy to grip and put onOverall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Soft
Recommend rubber（Front） HYBRID K3FX
Recommend rubber（Back） Moristo SP
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