Customer review for Andro Rasanter R50

External Review for Andro Rasanter R50 on October 4, 2024

OMG !
Finally found the best combination for me.
I used to play Rasanter C48 in FH, now I have it in BH.
I play this Rasanter R50 FH on a Stiga Dynasty Carbon Xu Xin. First training sessions were like "omg, uncontrollable" all played balls went too far, left the blade too fast and the feeling was not good. Then came the day in which I stopped thinking about the blade. And I played my style. I did not really figured out I was playing well but spectators did. Then I started focus on the blade again and wow, what a feeling. When you play it with the aim to use its full potential, it's really rewarding.
On serve, first, it does not need a lot of power to perform. You can serve a spin with no power, and without "force" it. But if you want, you can throw it powerfully. It brings you a huge range of secure serves.
This blade is not made for passive play. You can be very effective even in short play, as soon as you are active in the ball. You can trigger slide spins, top spins, back spins and keep a lot of control. However just push the ball will always give your opponent an attack opportunity.
In the same way, passive blocks will often fly out. Active blocks, however, as well as counter tops, are sooooo easy and make me feel like a real good player every time.
Playing with this blade, you'd better not be shy, and not be afraid of it.
If your play is based on spinning, rotating, counter-attacking/-topping, this blade deserves a try.
It requires the right gameplay to perform but if you have it, you can do nothing but fall in love with it.

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