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Hayakawa, Setiawan and Assan are also used, so I chose this racket. As an individual, I like Mizuno, but I think that you can see that the shaft is thick when you touch this racket while there are many rackets from other manufacturers on sale. The frame is also thick and solid. Originally, the shaft was thin and I used a soft one, so it was a racket that was the exact opposite, but when I hit the base, I can hit it so much. Shots from above such as smashes are good swing-outs that do not make you feel that the shaft is thick. Although the drive was head heavy, it was not heavy and there was no delay in swinging. Rather, it is a racket that can be pushed in. I used to use a soft receive, so if I hit it with that feeling I will not fly, so I can see how far the shaft has been saved until now (^_^;), so I can not use my feet properly thing. If you do that, you will not fly so much, so it is perfect for those who want to improve further! Once you get used to it, you can get back the receive very easily, and the control has improved. The moment I returned it, I was very happy and satisfied!

I wanted to hit a ball with more power and bought Mizuno's Fortius tour. With a shaft that will give you a firm and firm rebound, you can drive it without fail. In my case it's just a good feeling because it's a type that pushes with force. The shot feeling is also the best feeling.

There is a slightly unwieldy impression until getting used to, but if you capture it properly with a core you will feel amazing growth and weight. Face face was slightly larger and there was sense of incompatibility, but I also feel the merit of easy picking up. It seems that it is not suitable for beginners as it feels rather stiff. It will be suitable for players pushing out with power. It is okay to strike a bit.

It is a racket for hard hitters seeking power smash. It is a racket that surely becomes a strong ally for those who like play not only the power of smash but also powerful swing, control performance, "attacks are the greatest defense".

I was interested in Mizuno racket and purchased for being head heavy but it is said that it does not weigh so heavily It is because the shaft of the head is thicker than the tour but the swing only of the weight I feel I feel it is not just a pretty shaft so I thought it was easier to handle than a head heavy racket that is all around!