Comfort in hand (ST model) is perfect.
Weight distribution is excellent.
But it definitely is quite heavy.
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6 Reviews for Sanwei Paramid
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I am slowly moving from the Sanwei V5 Pro to this blade. I was never a big fan of carbon blades to begin with but even tho this is still faster than my V5 Pro I just like the feel this has. The blade feels very flexy, and I can tell there is a bigger sweet spot now. It seems to have a different throw angle from my V5 Pro as well probably because the V5 has the harder outer surface while this is a softer outter surface with the hardness coming from the carbon on the inside. I recommend this for more advance players but it is a very well made blade for a great price.
Andro R47 FH/BH
Been playing a year and some months. Going from pre made Joola infinity overdrive to this set up.
Serves are more spiny and low over the net with this set up. Receiving serves I can push back more aggressively with more control.
Looping has become easier for me since I switched to this. Although this set up was very fast at first, I find that now that I’m getting used to it and understanding the blades reaction I have more control than with the Joola IO which has pretty good control in its own right.
Drives and smashes are a breeze / Backhand top spin are always potential winners.
Still a lot to learn as for as Table tennis goes, but I’ve never felt this comfortable and connected with a blade / set up like this since I’ve been playing.
I’ve also played with Ma Lin extra offensive with Mark V on BH and Rakza 7 on the FH. I loved this set up , but switched to the premade Joola because I liked the heavier feel and control.
By far this blade with andro R47 and both sides has been the best for me and is helping me perfect my technique.
Been playing a year and some months. Going from pre made Joola infinity overdrive to this set up.
Serves are more spiny and low over the net with this set up. Receiving serves I can push back more aggressively with more control.
Looping has become easier for me since I switched to this. Although this set up was very fast at first, I find that now that I’m getting used to it and understanding the blades reaction I have more control than with the Joola IO which has pretty good control in its own right.
Drives and smashes are a breeze / Backhand top spin are always potential winners.
Still a lot to learn as for as Table tennis goes, but I’ve never felt this comfortable and connected with a blade / set up like this since I’ve been playing.
I’ve also played with Ma Lin extra offensive with Mark V on BH and Rakza 7 on the FH. I loved this set up , but switched to the premade Joola because I liked the heavier feel and control.
By far this blade with andro R47 and both sides has been the best for me and is helping me perfect my technique.
So far this is one of the best budget blades in the market that can go toe to toe with Viscaria or Innerforce type of blade. At a lower price, it can definitely do everything those high end blades can offer even at higher levels of play. This is the blade to watch out for this year. I would recommend it especially for technical players and loopers who rely mostly on heavy spin coupled with fast and powerful speed while not sacrificing control in every shots they make.
Weight: 82 grams, Plies: 5 wood + 2 Carbon Aramid layers, Thickness: 5.66mm, Speed: Off+.
This is the blade that will replace the F3 Pro. This has a better feel, more comfortable handle and excellent ball feed back feel. It is the best Sanwei blade of 2020. Ayous outer plies with inner Carbon Aramid composite layers. It has the best characteristics for looping, loo-driving, smashing and blocking. This is the best bang for the buck blade.
This is the blade that will replace the F3 Pro. This has a better feel, more comfortable handle and excellent ball feed back feel. It is the best Sanwei blade of 2020. Ayous outer plies with inner Carbon Aramid composite layers. It has the best characteristics for looping, loo-driving, smashing and blocking. This is the best bang for the buck blade.
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