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This is a reviewer of Gravitas 7.0 at https://badminton-navi.net/racket/detail/384. I improved a little, so I bought 7.0 for doubles because I wanted a hard racket for singles that could strengthen smash and driven clear.・ It feels like 4U and is light.・ There is no problem in handling the receive and hairpin that enter the shuttle with the whole body. -The head will not come out unless you feel comfortable when you grip it when driving.・ The head is heavy. The balance was earlier in 8.0 than in my friend Duora z strike. -Since the shaft is hard, it is easy to aim at the course. -Smash is less likely to slow down. The ball hit only on the list does not slow down, so once I got used to it, I felt it was fun even in doubles.・ Because the head is heavy, Driven Clear was the highest initial velocity and growth ever. I even want to change the rally composition of the match. It's cheap because it's going to be a discon now, so I think it's recommended for intermediate players who like singles who want to hit high quality balls.

The string is the recommended G tone 5, about 22 pounds. Touching to eat the core. Perfect for those who like a rugged shot feeling. I saw an article saying that I studied Z speed, but the shaft is not so hard. If you compare it with a YONEX racket ・ The frame is Z speed (small frame even in compact) ・ Shaft longer than Z slash (the point where the shaft enters from the grip is the same, the smaller frame is longer) ・ It is about 20 cm shorter It feels like a grip. I usually spend 28-35 pounds, but this racket doesn't have to be over or over recommended. At the stage of borrowing, the fluff of G tone 5 was amazing, so it cut off immediately, and it was different after re-tensioning with 25 (because it is a trial hit so I can not raise the tension so much). Isn't the feeling of hitting the ball disappearing and the shuttle slipping on the surface? To the impression that. I intended to buy it, but it cooled down at once.