Killerspin Stilo svr

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I have fond memories of Killerspin... My first serious bat was a Diamond TC with two Fortissimo rubbers in 2009... Way too fast for me back then.

You should make a proper post in the for sale section, with photos, weight, asking price, etc if you're serious about selling it.
 
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I have fond memories of Killerspin.
Me too.
They were probably far ahead of making table tennis look cool and creating desirable objects as coloured tables etc, presented in stylish surroundings. Now they have withdrawn from any serious competitive market. You can still buy a Diamond TC blade with two Fortissimo rubbers as a readymade, but no more selling blades and rubbers separately.

Co-incidentally, among other blades I discovered a Diamond TX with "custom" handle in a basement, but with a weight of 97 g and slightly oversized it´s not playable for me with modern rubbers.

As for the SVR offered, the blade looks interesting with carbon and glass fibre layers, however the black Nitrx rubbers they sell it with are ancient Chinese copycat Hurricane rubbers, and as far as I can recall not even good ones. Fix anything modern and it should be a rocket ;)
 
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