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As for the feel, the shaft is a little on the soft side and the shuttle hold is good, so it's my go-to racket. It's designed to be lightweight and head-light with a focus on maneuverability, so it swings really well too, and I think it's a fun racket to use.

In terms of feel, the shaft stiffness seems a little more flexible than medium, and the hold is good. It's lightweight and head-light with good maneuverability, so it's very easy to swing. I'm not very confident in my arm strength, but this racket is very easy to use. When I used a different racket before, my arm would get tired during matches, but since switching to this one my arm doesn't tire as easily and I can concentrate on the match. It's a racket I recommend for people who aren't confident in their arm strength and for women.

It's very light with good maneuverability, and what stood out is how easy it is to handle when receiving.
The grip is easy to hold and doesn't tire me out, and the shaft flexes nicely, so I like the feel when swinging through.
I can hit smashes that drive downward, so my smash speed has gone up and I'm satisfied.

I've been playing badminton for about 10 years. From my experience, the shaft is slightly softer than the even balance version, so I think the shuttle hold is excellent. It's also lightweight and head-light with great maneuverability, so it feels really good when swinging. It's obviously suited to people who mainly play doubles, and I think it's perfect for women without much strength too. In 4U, the only grip size available is G6, so you have to build it up yourself. If I had to name a drawback, it'd be this, but it doesn't have much of an effect.