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Gender | Male |
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Age | U30 |
Experience | 11〜20 years |
User review
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I was looking for a racket similar to the discontinued Panasonic Pro Model, and I'm very satisfied with the feel of the shot.
It bends just right, so it's easy to stop strong hits, and it bounces just right when attacking. It holds the ball a little, so I got the impression that drive attacks are more stable than smashes.
It seems that a slightly harder rubber would be more balanced. I also tried using the Sho Team Kyobyou, but it was too soft and sometimes flew a little bouncy, so I settled on Turbo Blue. The Ilius S, which has a harder grain, had just the right feel when hitting the ball.
If I had to point out a drawback, it would be the larger blade size than usual. It's not so bad when attacking with a forehand, but it's hard to swing through when attacking with a backhand, and I felt that the Panasonic Pro Model is better in this respect.
Overall, I think it's a very good racket.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) HURRICANE PRO Ⅲ TURBO BLUE
Recommend rubber(Back) ILIUS S
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It's ridiculously hard and heavy. However, if you use a lightweight outer layer, it will turn into a baseball ball, and it will be difficult to produce the strong quirk ball and sinking drive.
I think its strengths are the strength of the third serve, the general table top, and the amount of change in the small dragon. In other words, it is not suitable for other techniques, such as consecutive forehand shots in the front court or pull back.
I think it is a very sharp rubber for people who are stable-minded and have the guts to drop the impact point a little in the front to middle court and keep applying small dragons. If you are going to use it, I think it will develop a flavor if you use it patiently for about half a year. It has the longest lifespan.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Hard
Recomend racket ALTIUS ST5
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It's a rubber that's positioned as a cheaper version of Dignics 09c, but I think it's a rubber that a wide range of people will find easy to use. I mainly used it on the back side.
It's a hard rubber, but it doesn't feel as hard as I thought it would.
It holds the ball quite well, so it's easy to do tabletop and return techniques. I get the impression that it's more for people who are just starting to learn these techniques or who value stability, rather than for people who are already good at them.While it can handle all the techniques well, the speed and rotation are not that overwhelming. If you're not satisfied with the speed, try it with a special material racket made by Chosha.
It's light and reasonably priced, so I'd like beginners and intermediate players to try it. You may feel that the balls you hit in practice are not enough, but I think it's a rubber for people who want to hit consistently in matches and are particular about winning.
Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket ALTIUS ST5
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I've been using it for about half a year. I think the appeal is the feel of the shot, which even 5-ply users will be satisfied with, and the high overall performance.
It contains special materials, but it doesn't feel that hard. I even think it's easy to use the technique of hitting.
The amount of rotation is sufficient and not much different from 5-ply. On top of that, the bounce is uniform, so you can achieve stable returns.
There are no outstanding points that are particularly good, but in any case, there are few drawbacks, so I think that any type of intermediate class player can use it without feeling uncomfortable.
Compared to Chosha's Inner Force ZLF (discontinued), it is a little heavier but is harder to push, and it seems to have better power for blocks and drives. I wonder if the ball speed and handling are better on that racket.
I think it is a racket that can be recommended to a wide range of people, from those who have been playing for about a year to those who have recently returned, and can be used with any rubber.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) Q QUALITY
Recommend rubber(Back) Vega Japan
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Please note that this is for cutting.
The beauty of the finish is captivating. Darker's rackets are carefully made.
The feel of the ball is very good, with a pleasant feel and sound that is unique to cypress. I imagine that a softer rubber would give an even better feel.
Although it is made of seven plywood, it does not feel very hard and is easy to spin. At the same time, it has enough speed when smashing, so it is easy to use regardless of the hitting style.
When cutting, the ball is cut slowly with a relatively low trajectory. The amount of spin is inferior to that of a thinner racket, but I think the stability is quite high for a standard blade racket.
There are not many similar rackets, so it is difficult to compare, but this racket has reduced the amount of spin of the Masamune, increased the stability of the cut, and made it easier to hit smashes. In addition, the ease of cutting with the grain height is superior to the Masamune.
I think this racket is generally for cut players who fight with compact swing cuts and attacks. The unique feel of the ball is sure to become addictive. Please consider purchasing one.
Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little soft
Recommend rubber(Front) TRIPLE Double Extra
Recommend rubber(Back) DO Knuckle (Short pimples)
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