Capybara Lion's profile
Gender | Male |
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Age | U30 |
Experience | More than 20 years |
User review
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I have the impression that it is not used much among the Rakza series.
The drive arc is low, but if you loop it a little, it will clear the net, and even if it goes down, the back drive will extend well.
The straight trajectory is also good for scoring, and in particular, the back smash, which is bounced with the wrist, will pierce the opponent's court.
It has good control, so it is stable for blocking.
I don't know how easy it is to use on the table because it is attached to the back of the pen holder, but conversely, I think it is quite good as a back-only rubber specialized for attack.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Recomend racket LIBERTA SYNERGY PLUS J-PEN
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There are many other rubbers that have a high amount of spin and a high arc.
The good thing about this rubber is that it can do anything.
The arc of the drive is high, but the smash is direct.
The momentum is high, but the stop stops.
With Japanese-style pens, almost all techniques are done with one rubber, so this wide range is appreciated. I can see why so many people choose it.Overall Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Recomend racket LIBERTA SYNERGY PLUS J-PEN
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Even if you try to put rubber on both sides of a Japanese style racket, you will run into the following obstacles:
- The center of gravity is too close to the tip
- The board is too thick to be used on both sides
- Many double-sided Japanese style rackets do not bounce
- There are no options in the first place
This racket has an oval shape, so the center of gravity is closer to the hand and it is 6mm thick, so you can swing it firmly even with rubber on both sides.
The racket itself weighs 73g, and even with rubber on both sides it is only 159g, so it is easy to operate and improves the quality of light hits.
Compared to the Chinese style, the wrist is more effective, so the head turns and the back drive runs well.
Since it is a Japanese style rather than a reverse style, the thumb is stable in the back short, and the range of reception is also wider.
The ball feels hard when hit, leaves the racket quickly, and the amount of rotation may be modest, but it stops firmly. The outer carbon gives it perfect bounce.
Above all, Japanese style rackets are cool!
Since I started playing the backhand style, my only option has been the Chinese style, but now I am returning to the Japanese style for the first time in 20 years.Overall Speed Spin Control Touch Hardness Little hard
Recommend rubber(Front) Fastarc G-1
Recommend rubber(Back) Rakza 9
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