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The headlight has a slightly even balance, and the shaft is slightly stiffer, so when you shake it, you can feel a slight stiffness and weight. I tried using Mizuno's M-Smooth 65H strung at 27 pounds. The clear flies easily to the back, and the smash has a lot of power and is easy to use. There was no delay in the exchange of drives. The point I like most is the smash receive, which allows you to easily return a high-speed smash to the back line. I felt that it was easier to make smash receives than any of the Y company rackets I have used so far. I usually use a 5U top light racket with a super hard shaft, and I tend to hit it with a flipping style, but this racket doesn't match that style of hitting, but if you're an advanced player, you'll love this racket. However, I don't think there will be any problems because I can normally make a swing that suits this racket. The only thing that bothered me was that it might be because of the gut, but I felt like it was difficult to cut or spin. However, the M-Smooth 65H has a great hitting sound, is excellently compatible with the racket, and allows the shuttlecock to fly well. From now on, I will mainly use this racket.