+ Repulsive
+ Responsive
+ Easy to use
+ Decent Control

- Softer than Exbolt 65 and Li Ning N65
- String moves around more than expected

4U Strung with Ogkils Boom at 25lbs, this racket is beginner friendly semi-pro racket. Overhead clears, backhand clears, lifts and smashes can all be executed effortlessly. Shot placements are accurate, impact feels smooth and plays like a much more expensive racket. I would say it sits right between Y brand Tour and Pro. My only nitpick is the shaft's flex, under load, the shaft feels a bit softer than expected, as a result drive responsiveness suffers a little. I would recommend this to anyone looking for an easy to use all around racket without sacrificing shot quality. It is not for players who focuses on explosive attacks.

Good

Water Breathing is one of my favorite racquets and is great for all-round play. It offers great feel and feedback due to the frame design. The shaft snappy and responsive but not too stiff less advanced players.

Good racket

Very easy to play with

My kids like this racket. They think the performance is similar as Nanoflare 700.

Racket is good value and solid quality, holds well during matches, suitable for aggressive playing style. Little bit heavier than I expected but manageable.

Bought 2 of the fire breathing, strung it to max tention and it is holding pretty nicely. Good racq overall.

Order my water breaking racket, the box it self was very interesting but the racket was package very well. Racket came in quick and plays very nicely, would definitely recommend trying these rackets out.

Strung with Exbolt 63 @ 25lbs, the racket is perfect to get started with in singles or back court doubles. Lacks a bit of control and finesse up front but totally manageable. The quality is great, performed as described and reviewed by many others. Mine came with a very minor paint defect but that’s acceptable for the price.

Wouldn’t hesitate to buy from shuttle-place again and wouldn’t hesitate to buy other models from Ogkils.