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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3 Reviews for Tibhar Fortino Pro
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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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