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Just like Simon Gauzy, Hugo Calderano got 2 signature blades from Cornilleau and they both switched to them from the Gatien blade.
Cornilleau Hugo Calderano Foco OFF+:
http://www.cornilleau.com/produits/bois/calderano-foco/hugo-calderano-foco-off-2/
Cornilleau Hugo Calderano Foco OFF-:
http://www.cornilleau.com/produits/bois/calderano-foco/hugo-calderano-foco-off/
Cornilleau Hugo Calderano Foco OFF+:
http://www.cornilleau.com/produits/bois/calderano-foco/hugo-calderano-foco-off-2/
Cornilleau Hugo Calderano Foco OFF-:
http://www.cornilleau.com/produits/bois/calderano-foco/hugo-calderano-foco-off/
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This topic was also briefly discussed on mytt...
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=34187&PN=155#1017633
It seems that both Gauzy and Calderano still play with the Gatien Absolum, albeit with the handle caps of their respective signature blades. In fact I also noticed during the Qatar Open that Calderano's blade has a very distinctive dark middle ply. Neither the Calderano nor the Gauzy signature blades have such a dark middle ply, the Absolum however does (it's actually red or dark red).
http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=34187&PN=155#1017633
It seems that both Gauzy and Calderano still play with the Gatien Absolum, albeit with the handle caps of their respective signature blades. In fact I also noticed during the Qatar Open that Calderano's blade has a very distinctive dark middle ply. Neither the Calderano nor the Gauzy signature blades have such a dark middle ply, the Absolum however does (it's actually red or dark red).
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