Andro Super Core Carbon Light (CL) ALL+
User Ratings (6)
Speed 
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6.8 |
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Control
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8.7 |
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Stiffness
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4.6 Average |
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Hardness
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2.8 Soft |
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Consistency
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7.5 Always identical |
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Overall
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Speed |
86 / 100 |
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Control |
96 / 100 |
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Weight |
70gr±5gr |
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Plies |
5 |
Exact ball placement - an easy task for this high-class carbon-blade. Unbeaten in its ball feedback and preciseness when changing from active to passive play. Very suitable for short strokes at the table and best control when counterattacking - these are top pre-requisites for modern table tennis.
Weight approx. 70 g. 153 mm blade design
Weight approx. 70 g. 153 mm blade design
Reviews (5)
Andro Super Core Carbon Light (CL) ALL+
Very light blade.
It sounds hollow when striking the ball, which may not suit everyone's preferences.
The handle is a bit uncomfortable, it feels like you might get splinters in your hands.
Andro Super Core Carbon Light (CL) ALL+
Great blade for players who like´s to play near the table. Good control and good feeling, we can make good strikes on the table, but far away from the table has more difficulty. The sounds is very strange we strike the ball.
I make only one game with this blade and ithe sensatios is like a always play with it.
Andro Super Core Carbon Light (CL) ALL+
If you like very light blade this is for you.
Very good control and enough speed for an allround game.
Great feeling with every rubber but not very powerful.
Andro Super Core Carbon Light (CL) ALL+
One of the greatest all round blades out there.
It has a great feeling, control, and a light weight that makes it so easy to use, that its almost unfair :P
Its works with every rubber, and with every stroke in the manuals ;)
Great blade for starters and all rounders close to the table.
You´ll fell in love with its pitchy sound ^^
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