Jayce
An ASTROX 70 and an NF70, these two rackets have refreshed the face value ceiling of the YY. I chose the Nf70 (4ug6), which is relatively low in heat, and finally pulled the 25-pound 63 line on the court after more than a month and a New Year’s Eve from Japan.
Because there is no professional evaluation equipment, we will not put the data, this is all about the feeling of playing to share, and will be compared with the Nf700 in order to facilitate everyone to have a concept.
In order to facilitate everyone directly on the conclusion:
Full of material sugar water racket, compared to the low-end entry sugar water, similar parameters, but obviously can feel the delicate hitting feeling, no wooden feeling.
Playing feeling: head light pole soft, swing weight is extremely low, swing speed is extremely fast, the center stick soft and comfortable, no vibration.
Suitable scene: not bad and just entered the pit of the girls or boys who like pink; in the feather one, two, three reduced level; touch fish bureau.
Recommended line: 80 line or 63 line and other hard line.
This racket is positioned at the high end, with m40x, vdm dampening mesh all around, and a bottom cover that attests to the high end pedigree.
Back to the high long ball: with only 25 pounds of 63 line, easily to the end of the line, even dare not more power; backhand high long has a great buff bonus.
Backhand lobs have a great buff. Comparison of the fish kind of smooth power easily to the bottom line, however, like the score kind of serious hairball, plus the outbreak want to be high and far instead of a few times only to the doubles before the back serve line, I do not know if it’s my problem don’t spray me.
Net: windshield wiper, feel faster than 800lt; backhand flat pump this kind of action for amateurs to add extremely high.
Kill the ball: point kill fast, heavy kill drain serious (more than 28 pounds of 80 line should be much better), basically need to own downward pressure.
Pull and hang: comfortable.
Comparison with 4u nf700: I personally feel that nf700 this racket masters are there to play, NF70 masters should be uncomfortable to play.
NF700’s center stick is not “soft”, it is a kind of tough spring, more or less to force to drive; while NF70’s center stick is really soft spring.
The NF700 also has a certain weight in your hand, while the NF70 is much lighter.
Beginner’s experience session: a 0-basic square ball girl can return a lofted ball (or a flat high ball) to the doubles back tee line from the center back position.
