INFERNO
Everyone's rating | [Performance] SwingandControl are excellent. |
Averages reviews points
- Swing: 9.75
- Operability: 9.48
- Control: 9.56
- Touch:9.31
- New all-round with strength and suppleness
Specifications
- Producer
- Gosen
- Series
- インフェルノ(INFERNO)
- Model number
- BRIF
- Size
- G5
- Color
- Black (BK)
- Length
- 675
- Weight
- 4U
- Shaft hardness·shot feeling
- common
- Head balance
- A little head heavy
- Tension
20 to 30
- Material frame
- Mitsubishi Rayon made PYROFIL + M30
- Material shaft
- Mitsubishi Rayon made PYROFIL + M30
User reviews
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Koji (Experience:6〜10 years) It is a racket for singles of intermediate level or higher.
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It is enormous popularity among this manufacturer. Powerfulness and agility It is an easy-to-use racket for all rounds equipped with both, I think that it is the best in regard to the swing. Personally I think that it is intended for singles, but it is especially patronized by people after intermediate level.
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Warabimochi (Experience:More than 20 years) Highly finished racket
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Although new models have been released, the fact that it has not yet been discontinued is proof of its enduring popularity. It has good swing for shots from above, good control for shots from below, and good handling that makes it easier to return the ball even if it is inserted than other rackets. It can be said to be a highly complete racket that is good for hitting and defending. Personally, I think that it is easy to hit drops and that you can hit with confidence, which gives you a sense of security that is unmatched. Personally, I think the original suits my playing style better than its successor, the Smart.
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I will play badminton until tomorrow. (Experience:6〜10 years) best racket
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In conclusion, I feel like this is a racket for intermediate to advanced players that beginners should not use. ``Isometric'' shape based on YONEX While many other manufacturers are manufacturing based on the same shape, the Gosen Inferno series ``eliminates air resistance in a special shape and achieves the highest level of swinging.'' Since it's on sale, Infel itself doesn't have any quirks, but I think it's a racket that you can't master unless you have the skill to hit the sweet spot every time. Also, the Inferno does rebound, but not as much as a head-heavy racket. Even when making a smash receive, if you don't push it forward a little, it will get caught in the net. So, although I don't have any particular tastes about the racket itself, I do know the technique and the characteristics of the racket
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Yasunori (Experience:6〜10 years) A man dub for around £ 28?
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It is an amateur who restarts working people. I was attracted to the unique frame shape, and at that time I knew only singles and had nothing to do with a man dub, so there was no feature that "the shaft is rather firm" and "the balance is rather close to the head". I chose. I have prepared two of these for three years and am doing this with one. I have a limit of 24 pounds and my arm breaks beyond that. Probably because of the body structure, there are many shots that depend on the weight, and it may be good if it is mixed, but the fast development is too weak to keep up with the man dub. The successor Inferno Smart seems to be 1g lighter, but I plan to change to a lighter racket with an assumed tension of about 24, 5 in order to remember the quick deployment. I'm planning to do both avant-garde and rearguard with a man dub, and if you choose a racket with pounds, this racket can go up to 30, so I think that it is for people with a body that can do it with about 28.
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Oss (Experience:6〜10 years) Racket balance according to the review ◎
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It was a racket according to the review here. At first, probably because the swing was too good, the timing was not right and all the blades were weak, but by the time two weeks had passed, I was able to drive compact and strong blades into the course I wanted. As you get used to it, you will be able to feel the response firmly. It is easy to control not only smash and clear but also cut and lob. It feels like a VICTOR racket, but when you get used to it, this one has a better balance of control, power, and racket control!
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Guben (Experience:6〜10 years) A masterpiece that will become the standard in the current racket!
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I fell in love with the design at first sight and bought it when it happened to be on sale. There are a lot of comments like "You can see how dangerous it is after using it for a while", but that's exactly right. A racket that feels good to use, including hardness, playing, and swinging. [Striking feeling] ◎: Because the shaft is stiff, there is some recoil, but there is no blurring. The category of comfort. [Swing] ◎: Swinging is especially comfortable during high back. The racket will come out at just the right time. -------- [Doubles] ◎: The head is heavy but light, so you can insert key shots. The return is quick. [Singles] ◎: If you are an MP90 or AT700 / 900 series user, you can do it unmatched.
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Lala (Experience:2〜3 years) Insanely good
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I bought badminton for the first time in 3 years. I decided to buy a new racket because the arc saver Z slash I used before was out of print. I came across this racket when I was looking for a racket with a slightly softer head than the Z slash, considering a blank for 3 years. The moment I picked it up and shook it on the spot, I was impressed by how good it was. When I actually use it, the smash sinks properly and it's light so I don't get tired. I did a very good shopping.
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