I had some trouble finding reviews of this blade online. The easiest way to describe it is: 100% the same as a Timo Boll ALC. From the handle, to the touch, feel, and speed. Top Tibhar blade!!!
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→ Offensive Blades → Tibhar Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon Reviews
→ Tibhar Blades → Tibhar Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon
2 Reviews for Tibhar Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon
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Outer carbon blade, 87g, the resonance frequency is very high (tic tic tic)... at least higher than Victas NK ZC, TB ALC, Amultart. It is closer to Hinotec carbon. The sweet spot is not so large but descent. The top wood shows herringbones. Paired with K3 max on both sides, the speed/spin are great, while keeping excellent control in blocks and counter. Serves are spiny, and smash is easy. The contact ball/racket feels hard but powerful. It is OFF+ blade.
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