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My brother started buying them because the color and name were cool, and he loves them so much that he now has 3 or 4 of them on hand. Of course, it is easy to hit offensive power smashes and high-speed drives, but it also seems to be very suitable for control technique plays such as low-speed cross smashes at the very end of the course and spins at the edge of the net. I own a lot of power type rackets and have tried many of them, but the Vucht P8 has excellent handling and swinging, and the smash speed is much higher, making it difficult to get hit. I think it will improve your all-round skills, and even those who don't play with power can attack with good technique play, and 80% of the rackets around them are YONEX, so I recommend it to those who are looking for a good racket that doesn't come with other companies.

Before withdrawing, Okuhara and Ueda players used it, so I was interested and purchased. Regarding rackets, it is the highest peak for hard hitters, but it is not as sharp as Y company zf 2 or zst, but it seems to be about the same hardness and weight as the 8 racket. Because it is the size of 4U5, I thought that it is a racket that does not care about people who use it carefully. Just like JVC and Babora, the shot feel is solid and there is direct feeling. I am a bit weak as my shoulders are weak. If design is also good, so if there is topicality it will be more popular? I think. I support you in the same way as I want you to keep trying hard.