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  LIBERTA SOLID Pro

  

  Basically it's as other reviews have said — it has decent bounce, a wide sweet spot, and good ball-holding.
  As for bounce, it's about on par with wood, but the ceiling is a bit higher, so you can still get distance even hitting from mid-distance.
  Pairing it with an overly hard spin-tension rubber might mean you can't fully bring out the rubber's potential, but overall I think it suits a wide range of rubbers.
  As for who I'd recommend it to: first, beginner-to-intermediate players who want to consistently land their topspin drives, and also players who like to grind out patient rallies from mid-distance.
  If you're aiming at a high level of fast-paced, close-to-the-table two-winged drive play, you'll probably want a bit more bounce and quicker ball release, so those players might be better off with a carbon-composite blade instead.

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  基本的に他の方のレビューにも書かれているとおりですが、そこそこの弾み、広いスイートスポット、球持ちを持ちます。
  弾みに関しては木材と同等程度ですが、最大値はやや高いので中陣からでも飛距離は出せます。
  硬すぎるスピンテンション系のラバーと合わせるとラバーのポテンシャルを引き出しきれない可能性がありますが、基本的に幅広いラバーに合うと思います。
  おすすめのプレーヤーとしては、まずは安定してドライブを入れたい初中級者や、中陣から粘り強いラリーを展開するタイプの選手ですね。
  前陣でのピッチの速い両ハンドドライブ型のプレーを高いレベルで目指す人であればもう少し弾みや球離れが欲しくなると思うので、そういう方はカーボン入りのほうが良いかもしれません。

  2026/03/12

  Overall	10/10
  Speed	6
  Spin	10
  Control	10
  Touch	10
  Hardness	Little soft

  Recommend rubber(Front) NUZN 50

  Recommend rubber(Back) RASANTER C48

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  ZYRE-03

  

  Red, 2.5mm, used on the backhand of a Japanese penhold blade.
  Since I handle all my pushes with the forehand side, I only use drive and block-type techniques on the backhand.
  A lot of reviews said the feel is thin with the 2.7mm sponge, so I went with 2.5mm.
  It's very easy to lift the ball, and even a light hit gives you a decent amount of speed.
  As for the feel on the ball, it doesn't feel especially hard.
  For drives, if you close the racket angle and brush upward, you get a stable loop with a high arc; if you close the angle and swing up while catching the ball more flat-on, you can hit a sharp speed drive.
  Chiquitas come up easily as long as you brush it firmly, so they're easy to do.
  For blocking, it's easier to do a driving block or a counter-style block rather than a dead-stop block.
  For counters, you need to close the racket angle slightly, but if you make solid contact, it has a feel of flying in the direction you swing while still carrying spin, so it's easy to do.
  I'll skip serves and pushes since I don't use the backhand for those.
  It does require a certain level of drive technique, but I think it's a rubber that suits the backhand well.

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  赤2.5mm日本式ペン裏面使用
  ツッツキは全てフォア面で処理するため、裏面ではドライブ・ブロック系の技術しか使いません。
  スポンジは2.7mmだと打球感が薄いと言うレビューが多かったので2.5mmを選択しました。
  非常に上がりやすく、軽打でも程よくスピードが出てくれます。
  打球感としてはあまり硬く感じません。
  ドライブは面を被せた状態で擦り気味に上に振ると高い弧線で安定したループが入り、面を被せた状態で当て気味に上に振ると鋭いスピードドライブが打てます。
  チキータはしっかり擦れば簡単に上がるのでやりやすいです。
  ブロックは止めるブロックよりは伸ばしたりカウンター気味にブロックの方がやりやすいです。
  カウンターは少し面を被せ気味にして打つ必要がありますが、ちゃんと当てれば回転がかかりつつスイングした方向に飛んでいってくれる感覚があるのでやりやすいです。
  サービスやツッツキは裏面では使わないので割愛します。
  ある程度のドライブ技術は求められますが、バック面と相性の良いラバーだと思います。

  2026/01/29

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

  Recomend racket LIBERTA SOLID Pro

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