Translated from Spanish.
Excellent ARC wood, more speed and control than a Timo Boll ALC or Viscaria, with a slightly softer hitting feel. Excellent combination with Nexxus EL Pro Superselect 50 and 48 rubbers for forehand and backhand.
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Translated from Spanish.
First I would like to say how the wood is composed, since nowhere do they say it clearly. From inside to outside, the core is Kiri, followed by Ayuos, Carbon/Aramida and a surface of "black" Koto.
I admit that I bought it with doubts, but in the end I think it is one of the best woods I have used. It is a fast wood, with a good feeling between firmness and elasticity, but a somewhat soft and very clear touch, which allows you to maintain very good control in shots within the table despite its speed, and combined with the Nexxus EL Pro Superselect 50 and 53, this racket has great power to play outside the table, but still maintains enough control for those fine shots in short play within the table.
Unlike other ALC wood from the Butterfly brand, this one has less vibration, feels somewhat more elastic and helps generate curves somewhat lower and deeper, but that you feel will not go out of the table, good control for blocks and counter topspin play. Definitely a wood you should try. Well done GEWO!
First I would like to say how the wood is composed, since nowhere do they say it clearly. From inside to outside, the core is Kiri, followed by Ayuos, Carbon/Aramida and a surface of "black" Koto.
I admit that I bought it with doubts, but in the end I think it is one of the best woods I have used. It is a fast wood, with a good feeling between firmness and elasticity, but a somewhat soft and very clear touch, which allows you to maintain very good control in shots within the table despite its speed, and combined with the Nexxus EL Pro Superselect 50 and 53, this racket has great power to play outside the table, but still maintains enough control for those fine shots in short play within the table.
Unlike other ALC wood from the Butterfly brand, this one has less vibration, feels somewhat more elastic and helps generate curves somewhat lower and deeper, but that you feel will not go out of the table, good control for blocks and counter topspin play. Definitely a wood you should try. Well done GEWO!
ALC-like blade with a koto outer layer. Paired with Gewo Nexxus El 48 Superselect, splendid setup with tremendous spin and speed. Despite its fast speed, it is easy to block and push with.
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