JOOLA Nobilis PBO-c

I own all the good , and popular blade , last blade Zjk super zlc, Jun super zlc,all garaydia series ,timo ball series all the donic top blade, nittaku andro , Xiom Vega Tour,Xiom Fell zx2 and other. but now I only play with three blade Donic waldner legend carbon , Garaydia zlc and this new Joola Nobilis!!! Nobilis is almost same speed with Donic Walder carbon but with extra spring just like tensor rubber compare with non tensor rubber. Very good you can feel the spring feel of the carbon which I cant never felt before. The blade ply is quite same construction compare with Garaydia zlc but the core is thinner but the top hinoky is thicker and thickness is same 7.1 mm Control is ok , you can block with safe. Smash is ok Try it and you can fell the tensor blade, anyone if you try this blade please give your reviews compare with mine reviews

Fantastic blade with a beautifull control and very fast. The handle is perfect and the blade is very well balanced. Mine is 82 grams and 170 grams with fastarc g1 and xiom vega europe in bh. I really recommend this blade to anybody who can afford the price.

I decided to test the Nobilis after suggestion coming from a team mate. Amazing! I feel amazed! I am coming from a Timo Boll ALC but here I feel a bit more speed, the same even if not better control, but above all the touch with the ball, probably due to the Hinoki, is so brilliant and so confortable. I play an attacking game, trying to have lot of spin on the first balls and trying to close the point after. I feel more confident with this blade, I feel somehow "lighter" in my game, I trust I can block easier, I can play with more consistency my attacking shots, I feel the blade lighter in my hand. I am really amazed!

I thought for a long time whether I should withdraw or correct my last review! - but since 2 days ... !!! UPDATE: Unfortunately I can only rate this blade (after the DOTZ test) without rubbers, but I can say with a clear conscience that this blade is definitely faster and stiffer than generally rated! Their structure is very reminiscent of an inner layer blade. - the two outer veneers are roughly as thick as the two outer layers of an inner layer blade !!! The feeling when the ball hits the blade is medium hard and the ball return is rather mediocre. From this it can be concluded for me that it should only deliver a decent performance in connection with rubbers above 47.5 degrees hardness! You may now be wondering why I am writing a review in the first place. - very easy! I bought a "clone" in China (via AliExpress), but in the end it is not a clone at all. This replica, sold by Stuor, has a different veneer structure and is called Nobilis SZLC (Review under "no brand"). This blade is slightly slower and plays more directly (... is therefore more versatile when it comes to the rubber selection!), As it is a little harder overall. CONCLUSION: with a price of only 44 Euro (50 Dollar), the Stuor replica is very likely (- for most!) the much better choice.

88 grams blade. Weight leans towards mid head of racket. Stiff and soft. Played with several setups. For more control, I enjoyed Golden Tango PS and Omega V Euro. If you want more speed and arc was T05 and D80. My favorite iteration is the MX-S 2.0 on both sides. Medium arc and plenty of spin and much more control. Total weight is 187 g. Looping, easy but can overshoot if you put out too much power, compact strokes are required but are very spinny and direct with the well balanced clearance above the net. Blocking/countering is a breeze with almost no effort required and more direct and speed can be varied with much ease. Short game/touch/serve and receive are very pleasant and no carbon kick when receiving. Very soft and spinny touch allowing for short and long spinny pushed along with openings as well. Flipping/opening bananas was more difficult due to thickness but with sufficient technique and allowing the ZLC to kick in with a mild acceleration and compact swing it worked. Countering is easy as it doesn’t require a lot of work but a well executed compact stroke emphasising spin as the ZLC kicks once there is a certain power input/output. Lobbing/fishing is easy. Overall thoughts, the thickness of the blade demands a forehand style dominant game for power loopers or hitters. It can be two winged if sanded down to allow more head movement for BH strokes. Spin is still dominant but tends to make the game feel faster because of its kick effect. Little to no vibration and a mid high ping with certain rubbers. ZLC kicks in at a certain point. YOU must have a compact and adequate technique that does not swing wildly for this blade to work. It holds the ball and springs it back out and you must guide the ball. Those who have loose shoulder technique must either tame the swing speed or try a slower racket. One of the best blades available for those wanting a lower arcing spinning power looping blade with laser accuracy and above average control for its speed.