Slow rubber and requires much physical strength to use efficiently
I used this a while back and it's tacky nature made my forehand more spinny and stable. However, as the rubber is so tacky, it makes it slower than other rubbers like European tensors and hybrids, which makes this rubber more physically demanding to use.
Very woody feel and controlled on more passive shots but is a powerful looping monster when activating the carbon layer
Appearance already tells you how high quality it is
Cons
A bit head heavy(which I don't really mind because I'm accustomed to heavy rackets)
May be hard to control for beginners with less than 3 years of experience
Prone to splintering(needs lacquering or sealing)
I'm an intermediate player with 2 years of table tennis experience and while most people might say that the blade will be too fast for me, it will slow down my learning etc, I find this blade to be very controlled but can generate just the right amount of power for me with less physical effort compared to my older rackets. I wouldn't recommend this blade to most people with less than 3 years of experience tho because this blade needs you to absolutely master the basics first and can be quite hard to control if you've never used a carbon blade before(although the inner carbon structure does help).
I'd recommend this to intermediate players who are wishing to enhance their offensive game and enjoy looping as this blade can only be used to it's full potential by doing so.
