I wasn't interested at first. Because his backhand is mainly played with the astringency of butterflies, he is used to the borrowing effect under high elasticity.
However, in order to test the effect of the adhesive sleeve on different fibers on both sides, and provide some suggestions for the board to match the glue, I finally disassembled the only remaining adhesive sleeve on hand: Blue A (Refined Speed Type), from Yinglian Strict Selection.
Those basic information
The hardness is medium-soft, obviously, blue A, which is mainly used in the backhand position. Well, weight is important. Hey, the whole uncut weight is 62g, and the regular board surface of the horizontal plate is less than 43g. It's a good one, and it's friendly even for some straight cricketers.
At first glance, the color of this sponge looks a bit like the Tenergy series of butterflies. Well, the price difference between the two is too far, find a closer one. I THOUGHT OF THE 729 SOURCE FORCE (VISNATURA) THAT I HAD PLAYED BEFORE. Sponges are similar in color. The source force is made in Japan, and it is also a lightweight set of glue, but the rubber surface is astringent.
Regarding the evaluation of the source force, the feel is relatively lively, and all kinds of techniques are easy to use. The upper limit of the bottom strength should not be too demanding. Similar to the arrogant red V, but the sharpness of the vinyl surface is not as good as the red V.
And this blue A (shojin speed type) is different: it is a combination of Japanese cake sponge + viscose noodles. The viscosity of the adhesive surface is quite strong, far more than those flagship sets of adhesives that are now slightly viscous, such as: Dignics 09c, Dynasty ZGR, etc.
It is rumored that Blue A is also a 7 brand OEM, so it is not surprising that it is similar to Yuanli's sponge. In order to test the elasticity of the sponge more accurately, I did not remove the protective film, but first tossed the ball, and felt that the elasticity of the sponge was still very good. - Because after removing the film, the adhesive surface will "stick" to the ball, and it will not be so elastic.
Feel feedback
The hardness of medium softness is obviously relatively transparent. You can imagine that this is 729 source force changed viscous adhesive surface. You can also compare the 37-degree Hurricane 8-80, which should be more similar. Wild Biao 8-80 uses 80# atmospheric hole sponge, which is also purely domestic.
Blue A has different hardness of medium-soft and medium-hard, which roughly corresponds to 37 and 38 degrees of Wild Soaring 8-80.
A bit of real combat
The vinyl surface is sticky and easy to pill by rubbing. I feel that on the Hurricane 8-80, the "blocking feeling" of friction is stronger, and it seems that it is easier to pull out and add rotation. Blue A's "sense of blocking" is not so strong, but the ball control and friction are quite stable. — I suddenly thought of the difference between the rubber surface of the Wild Soar and the 729 Gallop.
In terms of ball speed, Blue A will be faster than Wild Biao 8-80, which looks light. The medium-soft blue A and the 37-degree Wild Biao 8-80 are both slightly meaty, but after exerting force, the Wild Biao 8-80 is more likely to appear "weak". Blue A is a little more resilient, so the fatigue has improved.
Blue A will appear a little more transparent. When the ball is half-flat, rub the first plate, and then connect the bounce or quick tear, which is very good. The directivity and fault tolerance are good. may be because the "blocking feeling" of the rubber surface friction is not as strong as Crazy Biao, but when defending the opponent's attack, it is not so easy to take turns. It's easier to defend against, and it's easier to hit with strength in borrowing.
The medium-soft sponge is not very tough, so you can't expect it to pull out the bulbous that is heavy and heavy. Overall, it's light and transparent, and it fits both straight and horizontal. There is no threshold for force, from friction to bounce, the techniques are more compatible. For beginner and intermediate golfers, it is easy to use and relatively balanced. The feel is soft and delicate, so transparent.
For the amateur master and above, it may not be so impressive, because the ball quality is not as sharp as the high-end German set or the Japanese set. It's just that for golfers of the average level, it can do everything, it's okay. In addition, the weight is very suitable, and the price is quite affordable. Oh, and its sponge tension is not bad, and I only brushed the inorganic glue once. Therefore, overall, it is still worth recommending.