I think it's a good blade with enough control and power. The price is high tough. And the dyneema carbon it's not me preferred, feels plastic sometimes.
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→ Very Fast Blades → Tibhar Fortino Pro
→ Tibhar Blades → Tibhar Fortino Pro
Tibhar Fortino Pro
by Tibhar
The Tibhar Fortina Pro is the fastest blade among the TIBHAR SUPER STRONG SERIES. Thanks to a fabric made from carbon and Dyneema® fibers, "the world’s strongest fiber™", this 7-ply wood provides good stability, vibrations are reduced to the minimum and the sweet spot increased. Offensive players who do not like compromises and need to make the most of their blade in all playing situations are guaranteed good ball feedback. The high-end fabric of the Fortino Pro is located under the surface layers and permits a harder service, you can play dynamic topspins with more penetrative power. The high-end fiber comes into its own in a game of block and counter and the penetration power of your strokes is extraordinary. Especially with regard to the different plastic balls and needs, the realization of this wood took very long. The result is a next-generation attack wood and an ideal solution for offensive players, not only in professional sports. Class: OFF+
Material: Wood + Composite
Speed: 96
Control: 67
Weight: 85g
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Reviews of Tibhar Fortino Pro (3)
Hello friends! I've been playing with this blade for 6 months. I used to play with such blades - Butterfly Petr Korbel, Stiga Infinity VPS, DHS PG7, Yinhe 970xx A, Yinhe V-14 Pro.
I can say
1. Control. I think this blade has maximum control, you can put the ball anywhere on the table. It's better than the blades I mentioned. The sweet spot is huge. The ball bounces off the blade for a very long time, you can easily pick up the reverse spin, the block is great. There is no catapult. You know exactly where your ball will go. But I want to warn you, you will feel a void in the blade, as if you are playing with a butterfly net, the ball falls very hard into the racket. It doesn't bother me, it gives me total control.
2. Speed. It's not an Off+, it's a standard Off blade. This is enough to win a point. 90% of players will say that the speed is good.
3. Rotation. The rotation is good. Not as much as the 970xx A. There are blades that have more spin. A lot depends on the tires.
4. Rubber. Tried different tires. Many fit well. I think the best combination is FH - a hybrid of medium hardness, BH - a European tensor. Currently playing TIBHAR K2 and MX-P (47). The hybrid adds rotation, and the tensor makes a great active block.
5. Results. Maybe some players will find the blade boring, it does everything too right :) But I admire the quality of the blade, which can make elements at a high level. This blade is very predictable, no surprises. I recommend it to any player who is looking for a reliable weapon.
I can say
1. Control. I think this blade has maximum control, you can put the ball anywhere on the table. It's better than the blades I mentioned. The sweet spot is huge. The ball bounces off the blade for a very long time, you can easily pick up the reverse spin, the block is great. There is no catapult. You know exactly where your ball will go. But I want to warn you, you will feel a void in the blade, as if you are playing with a butterfly net, the ball falls very hard into the racket. It doesn't bother me, it gives me total control.
2. Speed. It's not an Off+, it's a standard Off blade. This is enough to win a point. 90% of players will say that the speed is good.
3. Rotation. The rotation is good. Not as much as the 970xx A. There are blades that have more spin. A lot depends on the tires.
4. Rubber. Tried different tires. Many fit well. I think the best combination is FH - a hybrid of medium hardness, BH - a European tensor. Currently playing TIBHAR K2 and MX-P (47). The hybrid adds rotation, and the tensor makes a great active block.
5. Results. Maybe some players will find the blade boring, it does everything too right :) But I admire the quality of the blade, which can make elements at a high level. This blade is very predictable, no surprises. I recommend it to any player who is looking for a reliable weapon.
It is a very hard and stiff blade. It gave me a lot of power, especially on my backhand. Unfortunately, it reduced my consistency by a lot, as well as my spin. Overall nice blade, but if plays very different compared to your usual 5 ply-wood blade or alc-blades. You will need a long time adjusting to it, if you come from those blades.
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