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I have all the Blaze series. The main is 8000j, but when I'm tired or want to hit loosely, I use 7700 or this 7000. Wilson's patented power rod 2 is not used for rackets of 8000 or less, so I feel that the shot feeling and operability are a little unsatisfactory. Wilson's shaft feels crisper and stiffer than other manufacturers, and while this 7000 is a female target model, its flex is on par with 88s. However, there is no impression that it is too hard and the head is light and easy to swing. The impression that I used as a man was that I would be happy if there was a model of a power rod with a 4U setting to use it lightly in badminton, which is getting faster year by year.

Very light so it is perfect for beginners and women. Because it is easy to operate, you can strike various shots freely and it can be said that it is suitable for all round players. I feel that swinging is a good thing because I do not feel much air resistance. It may not be easy to control until you get used to it.

Its material that is made quite lighter, and designed to eliminate air resistance to the limit. It will be easy to use for all-round players and speed players, which leads to high operating performance, fast rally deployment and smash.