I received a 96 gr blade. Way too heavy for me, unlucky delivery! It's slower than a Donic Waldner Senso carbon on looping but faster in smashing. Has a strong difference btw passive and active shots: passive is almost a def blade and active some form of OFF-. Seems targeted to beginners ready to switch from basic to this one. Control is very good.
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Sanwei Prism
by Sanwei
· Part of Sanwei Surge Series
Introducing the Surge Prism, a premium Inner ALC Blade crafted for intermediate players who value control, stability, and consistent looping. At under $50, Prism delivers professional-grade inner carbon performance without the professional-grade price tag.
Unmatched Value: The best Inner ALC Blade available under $50, designed to bring high-end performance within every player’s reach.
Control + Looping Friendly: Perfect for intermediate players who want steady control while building their offensive looping skills.
Yellow Arylate-Carbon (ALC): Provides excellent stability and refined touch. Its softer, more controlled feel enhances looping consistency while still maintaining the ability to accelerate when needed.
High Throw Angle: Specially tuned for spin-heavy rallies, giving you more margin over the net, stable landing spots, and a higher success rate when looping.
Classic 5+2 Inner Structure: Built with Ayous–ALC–Ayous–Limba, the inner carbon construction creates a softer feel with excellent dwell time, ensuring the ball stays on the blade longer for superior spin and control.
Speed: OFF-
Structure: Ayous–ALC–Ayous–Limba
Thickness: 6.0mm
Weight: 93g
Control: 110
Reaction: 110
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Reviews of Sanwei Prism (3)
Ex Viscaria Super ALC user here. My problem with VSALC is that the longer I use it, the more I rely on only its raw power and the less I developed my control and spin. Then I was suggested to move on to inner carbon blade to learn truly about my control ability and what is missing when I used Viscaria SALC. I was bit skeptical at first but I give it a go and my first choice is Sanwei Surge Prism.
This blade is quite head heavy for me. It's around 93 gr naked. I use Fastarc Max on FH and Vega pro on BH. Turns out this blade is a control hero for me. After some minutes of adjustment, I find this blade does the exact thing I want to do yet in slower speed. Lifting backspin ball, counter looping, spinny serve, flicks and blocking are just honest. I can say it's a true teacher for your hand. I can feel the blade is grabbing the ball much longer than Viscaria. Thanks to the limba top layer and inner carbon just above the ayous core. Throw angle is best. Most of the time I swing hard, the ball still landed on table with incredible spin and arc. Much different with when I use Viscaria SALC, the ball tends to past the table with less spin.
Never thought that my development was hindered just because I was obsessed with professional stiff blade like Viscaria SALC. I thought it would solve my playing problem, but rather Sanwei Surge Prism does that for me, as a beginner to intermediate level player.
For you who is still learning table tennis and just have trained for 1-2 years, I can tell this blade is for you. Sacrifice a bit of speed, but you'll get almost anything else, build your basis, save almost 80% of your money for later upgrade.
Never buy a stiff blade or off+ outer carbon blade unless you already master footwork, timing, spin and control. Until that time comes, you should consider using inner carbon blade and Sanwei Surge Prism is an exceptional first blade for you. You can adapt to stiffer blade later.
This blade is quite head heavy for me. It's around 93 gr naked. I use Fastarc Max on FH and Vega pro on BH. Turns out this blade is a control hero for me. After some minutes of adjustment, I find this blade does the exact thing I want to do yet in slower speed. Lifting backspin ball, counter looping, spinny serve, flicks and blocking are just honest. I can say it's a true teacher for your hand. I can feel the blade is grabbing the ball much longer than Viscaria. Thanks to the limba top layer and inner carbon just above the ayous core. Throw angle is best. Most of the time I swing hard, the ball still landed on table with incredible spin and arc. Much different with when I use Viscaria SALC, the ball tends to past the table with less spin.
Never thought that my development was hindered just because I was obsessed with professional stiff blade like Viscaria SALC. I thought it would solve my playing problem, but rather Sanwei Surge Prism does that for me, as a beginner to intermediate level player.
For you who is still learning table tennis and just have trained for 1-2 years, I can tell this blade is for you. Sacrifice a bit of speed, but you'll get almost anything else, build your basis, save almost 80% of your money for later upgrade.
Never buy a stiff blade or off+ outer carbon blade unless you already master footwork, timing, spin and control. Until that time comes, you should consider using inner carbon blade and Sanwei Surge Prism is an exceptional first blade for you. You can adapt to stiffer blade later.
Similar to Marcos Freitas
This is can be an alternative of the Freitas ALC blade but with an ayous outer ply. It has more control than Viscaria and any other outer ALC blades. The Surge series from Sanwei were designed to be a cheaper alternative to very expensive blades in the market but at the same time offer good performance that will not stray far from the intended design. ***Note: This is also on the heavy side and I suggest not getting too many of this blade.
This is can be an alternative of the Freitas ALC blade but with an ayous outer ply. It has more control than Viscaria and any other outer ALC blades. The Surge series from Sanwei were designed to be a cheaper alternative to very expensive blades in the market but at the same time offer good performance that will not stray far from the intended design. ***Note: This is also on the heavy side and I suggest not getting too many of this blade.
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