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External Review for JOOLA Kool on December 27, 2024

This blade has intense control u cant miss the table never with this blade its fast but not as fast as yasaka sweden extra !!!

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on February 16, 2023

This blade is incredibly fast and has a very thick construction. While some may believe that it is challenging to control, I found that this is not the case. Due to its thickness, there is very minimal vibration felt on the racket, making it easy to direct and position pushes and blocks. It is as stiff as a rock, and flat drives can be blocked without the racket recoiling. The ball comes back just as quickly as the opponent hit it. Among Balsa composite blades, in my opinion, this is the best. However, it may not be suitable for beginners due to the speed, lack of feeling and vibration. The blade is faster than BTY's Gergely! Additionally, this blade has a low-throw angle and may not be suitable for players who rely on looping. Moreover, there can be occasional weight variations. I have noticed that anatomic handles are lighter, straight handles are heavier, and the flared handle is in the middle. Overall, I highly recommend this blade for players who want a powerful and sturdy option that delivers excellent control and minimal vibration.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on January 15, 2023

One of the best blades i have ever seen and ever played with!
super light, super fast, super control, super grip!

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on November 22, 2019

So far, it's the lightest blade I played.Fast and violent, and need spending time to control the blade. Last week, I broke a new ball in 3 minutes with this blade.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on July 15, 2019

Boa tarde
quero comprar uma.
Alguem pode me ajudar onde consigo?

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on January 10, 2018

The blade is composite made up of limba, texalium, pine and thick balsa core. The balsa provides the light feel. Even though the blade is very light the blade is very controllable and is very good for driving and looping. My current set up is DHS H3 provincial (Forehand) and Dr Neubauer Killer Short pips (Backhand). The point I would like to make is that due to the very thick balsa core the blade is very good when attacking and hitting out and is very controllable in soft strokes like controlled blocking and slow looping. This is due to the non-linear properties of Balsa. Balsa acts like a spring - good for soft touch and blocking and very good for attack when using it actively. I feel its faster than most of the offensive blades on the market that use ZLC, ALC or carbon because Balsa provides excellent control. I Btfly Balsa Carbo X5 which is not as fast and has less control in my opinion.
There is enough dwell time for looping and counter hitting and flat hitting is far better than an all wood blade. Im using max DHS H3 with #20 orange DHS hard sponge and the weight of the blade is still very light. It suits my short pimples back hand because I use this for blocking, punching and counter hitting. Overall this is a great blade Joola has produced. I would recommend it to more advanced players due to its speed and power and pips players.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on December 29, 2014

Takes a while to get to grips with but well worth the wait.i play with pimples both sides .and it plays really well

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on October 12, 2012

It's been 10 years, playing with her, but I could not find anything better! Blocking is also very good with it!
Fh.: Reactor Thunder
Bh.: Joola Tango Extream
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I'm still using it! Same for 18 years! Forehand xiom japan, backhand xiom vega pro cover.Stable ball handling, good control, won a lot of balls in an emergency due to the stiffness! I like !

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on July 17, 2011

this blade is extremely fast, so fast you have experience to handle,it is a very light wood and gives presicion Shock

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on April 3, 2011

We have designed a blade that has a speed value of 105! It offers unimaginable opportunities to the uncompromising offensive player and more than compensates for the speed loss following the introduction of the 40 mm ball.

Hard pine tree, Limba for stabilization, Texalium for the big Sweet Spot, very thick Balsa core - that is how the blade is constructed, just uncompromising offense.
We added the sensor-optimized K4 T-Nut grip in the proven RAG* technology for increased grip stability.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on March 20, 2011

this is a good blade, but this not so fast

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on March 16, 2011

ever since i have first tried the JOOLA KOOL its been my all time fav, even through its a bit thick, it has so much power and speed!

recommended rubbers: tenergy 05,25

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on March 7, 2011

hot blade! thick but light. great for penhold grip due to thickness. probably best with soft rubber

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on December 23, 2010

Pros: very very light, the thickness suits my traditional chinese penhold grip, good speed, reasonable control so you must practice a lot, justly-priced, probably too fast for short-pip rubbers because the control would be horrible, great for blocking, hitting, looping
Cons: you must install a side-tape because the middle veneer is very very soft, if you are a reverse penhold backhand player and use rubbers on both sides the setup might become too thick for your hand, requires a very spinny rubber to control and for you to be able to execute topspins

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on September 10, 2009

Very fast and very thick! Some may think it is difficult to control but it isn't. Because of its thickness, you can feel very minimal vibration on the racket, which makes it easy to direct and position pushes and blocks. It's as stiff as a rock, blocking flat drives won't give the racket a recoil, and the ball comes back just as fast as the opponent hits it. This is the best racket I've used so far. It even has better feeling than TSP's Balsa Carbon blade. Although not for beginners due to the lack of feeling and vibration. It is faster the BTY's Viscaria.
There are occasional variations in weight. What I've seen is that, anatomic handles are lighter, straight handles are heavier. Flared at the middle.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on August 31, 2009

Kool is an ultra-fast blade and the reason some players have difficulty looping is probably because of the short dwell-time - the ball immediately bounces off upon contact. To counteract this, use a softer rubber. Kool is light, consistent, and the thick blade suits my penhold grip (no RPB). but if you use 2 rubbers, you might find your setup too thick. Your call. Kool allows you to smash with power, and topspin with ease (using soft rubber) due to the light weight.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on August 30, 2009

Had an old one of these blades given to me a couple of months ago, i liked it so much i bought a new one which was so much crisper, i play an aggressive loop style on fh and push block chop on bh, it feels so light and comfy, and contrary to what some say about it being hard to control and too fast, it has a good degree of cotrol- this may depend on what rubbers are used i suppose, but with my desto big slam max soft fh rubber and tacki chop 2 1.3 on bh side it plays wonderful, giving excellent speed with great control returning serve. i was using an x1 up decimate and was quite happy until i tried this ! get one , dont be a chicken !

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on January 16, 2009

I have a Kool and is very fast! It is very lightweight and comfortable to play, but the control requires much expertise. It is very difficult, for players of my level, lock loops and drivers with high spin. This slightly above my skills at this time.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on December 31, 2008

The Joola Kool! blade is an awesome blade!!! It is extremely fast, one of the fastest blades i have ever felt. It is based on pure speed. On the other hand, unfortunately, the control is not too good. But i found it great to loop because the speed of the loops made up for the lack of control, and anyone who has pretty good feeling and control in their arm and strokes should still find this blade a pleasure to use. It is simply so fast. My loops were way faster with this blade than with a lot of other blades i have used. I highly suggest this for advanced loopers who have built pretty solid strokes.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on December 10, 2008

One of my friends have this blade and is hard and stiff but believe me it haves a lot of power.

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External Review for JOOLA Kool on September 27, 2008

A very fast blade, probably too fast for most players. It is very stiff and thick. The blade is light and the flare handle is extra comfortable. Probably not the best blade for spinny loops, not enough dwell time. The outer softer wood layers are pretty thin.

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