what is good about kreanga carbon???

Very good question. My 2 cents answer is that it's like going to the shrink. Let me explain myself. When you go to the shrink and pay him just for talking, you'd better be charged huge amount otherwise you do not feel the treatment is worth. For TT equipment it's the same. Some of us are thinking that a blade has to be very expensive, otherwise it's not the holy grail we've been looking for all our TT career. I know, it's a silly statement and one shall not be playing any better with a 30$ blade than with a 120$. Furthermore, I'm asking a little bit of comprehension for those who are spending their money such illconsidered. There is a lot of more expensive hobbies round there after all and this one doesn't do any arm...

The Kreanga Carbon combines a fast but somewhat more flexible and light carbon layer with an outer layer of soft fragile wood.  The wood is coated with a paint layer of some sort that helps protect the wood without changing the feel too much.   The result is a racket that is Primorac Carbon fast but without the "hard" impact feel that most carbon rackets have.  The touch and dwell is better so that the service, service return and soft play is more controlled and you feel a bit more grip during power play.

Cost over time is the real issue.   I think the KC is a great blade and I've tried A LOT of blades.   So, if your an equipment junkie who tries a new blade every 2 months, and if the KC helps you stop buying other blades for say six months,  you've just saved the cost of 3 blades.

if u want to spend alot of money on a really fast blade buy the nittaku accoustic (thin handle though) its got great feel , although i never tried it this is what everyone says who has played with it

it's an excellent blade for speed.
i agree, not enough spin, i've also heard the same from others.
i purchased the blade a few years ago for only $94 U.S. from
Japan with a discount, so it was a good deal.

its the same ripp off as iphone where the pricier component is the touch screen that retails for 30$, i bet that the KC must be way overpriced due its looks and uniaxial carbon... give me a break you re gonna give tamasu a new ferrari..wahts the next quackery..nanophase wood?

yeah, it is like any other thing. some like it, some dont. You have to remember that the price of an equipment doesn't mean the quality of the stuff. It is the cost for development and the material used plus the manufacurer margin.

"Show me a faster blade and I'll show you the KC has better control; Show me a more controllable blade and I show you the KC has more power".