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I heard that it was Victor's Arcsaber, so I bought 4u5 as a sub of Arcsaber 11. The feeling of hitting for the first time was heavier than the arc saver, and the shot feeling was hard and difficult to use. The head is heavier than the arc saver and the shaft is stiff, but it is good to play well and swing out. When you can shake off the racket firmly, clear and lob will fly well, and the smash will also sink. I think that it is a racket for intermediate level and above with a certain swing speed.

Before I bought it, I had the opportunity to try out the pre-launch YONEX Arc Saver 11 PRO, but I thought that this racket was better at handling and swinging. In the information on the net, I read the note that it was developed with "Arc Saver 10" in mind, but it may be true. Head heavy but feels surprisingly light. Still, I understand that the head has a specific weight. Actually, the smash will fly with a feeling of growing. It can be used for all lands and can counter fast smash by taking advantage of the hardness of the shaft. I feel it is a hidden masterpiece racket.

It is a high cosplay paraquet against recent rising racket prices. Moderately stiff shafts and a wider surface allow for better receive and control. Although not as extreme as it is, the head heavy makes it possible to put out a solid ball. Also, it is a nice point that the connection grommet is installed. The reason why the rating is low is that if you give more money, you will feel that there is a higher performance racket. Cospa and the design are just the top, so we are considering purchasing another one.