Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition

Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition Blade
Approx. $ 52 USD
Price $

User Ratings (52)

Speed 9.1
Control 9.1
Stiffness 5.0   
Average
Hardness 5.2   
Medium
Consistency 9.0   
Always identical
Overall 9.4 10
Manufacturer Details
Speed 9.0
Control 7.0
Weight 89g
Plies 7
Materials limba-ayous-ayous-ayous-ayous-ayous-limba
Thickness 6.7mm
There are 13 users using the Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition.
The small brother of the Samsonov Force Pro blade; Vladi Samsonov, our multiple European and World Cup champion personally tested the prototype and said: you can really feel each ball on the blade, no matter if you hit it hard or slow. It features excellent speed and is supported with good acceleration. Perfect for players who prefer sensation, speed and spin.

Reviews (24)

 on 7/19/2017

The first couple of FH drives quickly revealed that the Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition is a blade at the slower end of the OFF range. Regular FH drives are fast and can be played with a high level of control, while FH drives played with higher swing speeds produce a satisfying cracking sound and feeling with the DHS H8. BH drives with the Waran short pips provide perhaps the best balance of speed, control, and crisp feeling that I had experienced with any set-up up until this point. The blade offers an interesting mix of stiffness, speed, and impact softness, that results in a clearly felt ball impact, medium dwell time, and a fast yet controlled response. Read our full review here: http://blog.tabletennis11.com/tibhar-samsonov-force-pro-black-edition-review
+5
 on 8/9/2018

A very good blade. I am testing at the moment and i am really suprised how good this blade is.
+1
 on 11/19/2015

This blade is the same as Stiga Clipper Wood.
+1
 on 4/29/2015

Very good wood blade, nice feel, great handle, good fast/control Acuda S2 2.0 is great on BH
+1
 2 months ago

Price performance there is no better blade. At the time I found it had a bit too much vibration wich gives a good feedback, but if you get too used to carbon blades it could be too much for some people.
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