Translated from French.
I'll write this review in my native language, nowadays there are excellent automatic translators...
Several considerations:
- Speed and control ratings on other reviews and other woods are a matter of sheer nonsense. It's extremely difficult to rely on ratings in these conditions.
- Additional characteristics such as number of plies, thickness (important) and the balance point of the wood would be welcome.
- It would be welcome from the authors of reviews to systematically specify which sheets they used
On the wood itself:
- The weight of this wood is in the order of 70-75g, not 60.
- It's a fairly thick wood (9.3mm) and it surprises at first...
- ... And since it's balsa, it's also a very resonant wood. A huge "POC" when you play. Personally, I love it!
For context, I'm a very offensive player who likes light woods, I played very young with a Tibhar Patrick Chila (+Speedy Spin/Black Techno 1.8) then, more recently with a Tibhar Rapid Carbon Light (+2 Rakza 7 2mm). I wanted at one point to have a racket just as light but a little less demanding than the Rapid Carbon Light and turned to the Fibretec 75 which is a little less nervous.
In short, I used the Fibretec 75 for 1 year with Xiom Vega Japan 2mm mounted on each side and here's what I noted:
- The wood is very pleasant to play. It vibrates a lot and I like this sensation. Very pleasant resonance too.
- Bet kept compared to Rapid Carbon Light: much more control
- Bet also kept compared to Chila: significantly more dynamic, you can hit hard at the table, and mid-distance.
That said:
- The build quality needs review: after 2 weeks, the "Fibretec 75" inscriptions will be erased by your sweat.
- After a year, an outer ply cracked over 3-4 cm... Fragile wood, so.
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I bought this blade as immerdiate player i paired with xiom vega intro, the blade had a very high throw angle third loop always ended outside the table just not my style or bad rubbers combo.
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