FIERCE CX9000J CV

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FIERCE CX9000J CV
FIERCE CX9000J CV FIERCE CX9000J CV

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Average review score

  • Rating: 9.5 / 10
  • Number of reviews: 2
    • Swing: 9.5
    • Maneuverability: 8.5
    • Control: 10
    • Touch：9

    Specifications

    Producer
    Wilson
    Series
    FIERCE
    Model number
    WR009811S+
    Grip size
    G5,G6
    Weight
    5U
    Head balance
    Head heavy
    Recommended tension

    19-23 (maximum 26)

    Frame material
    Counter Veil + Basalt Fiber + Calophite Black + Toray Carbon Fiber Carbon
    Shaft material
    Counter Veil + Basalt Fiber + Calophite Black + Toray Carbon Fiber Carbon

    Players use FIERCE CX9000J CV

    Misaki MATSUTOMO
    Misaki MATSUTOMO

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    • ps_nano900

      ps_nano900 （Experience：6-10 years） A racket with a feel unlike any before

      Misaki Matsutomo's model racket
      5U, head-heavy, with a rather flexible shaft
      The feel is quite soft, and compared with the previous FIERCE series, it doesn't seem as springy.
      The face is very stable, and even though the shaft is soft and flexes, the face doesn't wobble, so you can place the shuttle exactly where you aim.
      I don't know if the way the shaft flexes is thanks to EX-ZONE, but unlike other rackets it takes time to get used to, and once you do, it becomes a racket that feels just right.
      Rather than aggressive play, I think it's ideal for moving the shuttle around in rallies and creating chances in doubles.
      Since it's a light 5U racket with a soft shaft, my impression is that I can't recommend it to male players, hard hitters, or people who can't yet hit the sweet spot consistently.

      2020/01/20
      Overall
      9/10
      Swing
      9
      Maneuverability
      8
      Control
      10
      Touch
      8
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    • Toyo

      Toyo （Experience：6-10 years） A pretty tough racket

      It's head-heavy, so it doesn't feel too light. In the hand it feels like about a 4U. The shaft is said to be on the flexible side, but it's actually quite hard; I felt it was somewhere between hard and medium.
      Since it's fairly stiff, for small swings the head-heavy balance stabilizes the swing and the shaft doesn't flex much, allowing delicate control.
      For smashes, it's head-heavy and the shaft flexes just right, so you can hit hard. Fine shots have stable control, and hard hitting is possible too, though it depends on the user.
      Also, there's some new material or something? so vibrations don't transmit much to the hand and it's less tiring to hit. Recovering after the swing is tough, but lifting the racket is easy, which makes me feel it really is a 5U. For people already using head-heavy rackets, it should be no problem.
      It's a racket that grips the shuttle rather than a repulsion type. It looks cute, but the feel is quite hard, the kind that might appeal to men. A similar racket is the VOLTRIC FB. It feels like that racket with better shuttle hold and a gripping feel. I'm a guy, but I really liked it.

      2021/12/17
      Overall
      10/10
      Swing
      10
      Maneuverability
      9
      Control
      10
      Touch
      10
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