JOOLA TPE Fight

tried a few others aruna off .. gewo force arc and andro treiber q and victas firefall vc [this was a very fast bade ] prob faster the the fight , less control as main blade .... joola TPE fight is my one now ...... all the others were slower and had more control in slow play pushing and spin ups ...but against advanced players l play close to the table short fast swings ,, this blade is surprisingly better when it gets tough ,, its precise in counter hits , not mussy feel one can set the blade angle well , pushing is the the most difficult shot .... fast shots are good ,,,its rated off+ one of the fastest blades you can buy ,,, hope to stay with this one for some time ... ...note its expensive but top materials are used ...

As a sponsored player of Joola, I tried many blades from them. After using Viva for the first couple years, I quickly transitioned to Rossi Fire, Wing Carbon, and many others. Recently, I was asked to try the TPE Fight. This blade is by far the best blade I've ever used in my career. The power and control is perfectly balanced, making it the best combo for the player that can loop and defend. Definitely recommend this blade to my attacking mates!

This blade suprised me! I was about to buy a JOOLA Rosskopf Emotion when I run into this blade. I have owned many other blades, like IF Zlc, LSW, TB Alc, TB Zlf, TB W5, Hayabuza ZX, Donic Waldner Senso Ultracarbon, Ludeack Fleet, Acustic, PG7, Darker Speed 90, Viscaria, SK7 tactics. But, apart from TB Alc, I have never used them for more than six months. I really don't know if the reason was EJing or the blades themselves. But now I own 2 Joola TPE Fight, have played for a year and half and could say that I'm very satisfied with both of them. This blade have a soft feeling (hinoki outer plus Kevlar carbon as 3rd ply) but also could generate lots of power on fast drives. The feeling also enables a better control of the dwell time and helps me to generate more spin. Both blades plays similar with the same rubbers (Cornilleau Target Pro GT H47 and M43). The only problem is that sometimes, if you do your stroke to passively the ball bounce foward too fast. Otherwise it is a very controlled blade.