Air ALC Pro (Golden?)

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Air Pro ALC 93g 

Speed: Off+ (9/10)

Control:  7.5/10 

Sweet Spot: Very Large

Throw angel: Mid-Low

with Gewo Hype XT50 on BH and DHS Hurricane 3 Provincial
Blue 40 degrees on FH

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First impression: The look of this blade is better than I
thought. The outer plies seems like they’re  selected fish scale Koto which are very beautiful.
The handle is very smooth and feel comfort when I grab it in my hand. The
weight is 93g which is heavy (I usually use 84-87g blade) but this one surprisingly
hit me with the good balance so I didn’t feel heavy at all even when I attached
two heavy rubbers on it as same as Viscaria Golden that I tried it a month ago.

Topspin: Enough dwell time to generate spin. I can feel the
ball clearly every time I topspin with it.

Counter loop: This blade is the
counter loop monster! Plenty of spin, good control and full of power!

Distance: Close to the table – Mid distance is the best attack range of this blade.
But it’s still has enough power from further back when necessary.

Blocking: Passive block is just fine but very good for active
block or punching.

Smashing: Very good. Powerful and direct.

Chopping: This blade is not for this kind of technique. Trust
me.

Pushing: Quite hard to control. This blade is fast o
sometime the ball bounce too high if you push it a bit too hard.

Edited by arteepr - 08/03/2022 at 4:51pm

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	Air Pro ALC 93g Speed: Off+ (9/10) Control: 7.5/10 Sweet Spot: Very Large Throw angel: Mid-Low with Gewo Hype XT50 on BH and DHS Hurricane 3 Provincial Blue 40 degrees on FH . First impression: The look of this blade is better than I thought. The outer plies seems like they’re selected fish scale Koto which are very beautiful. The handle is very smooth and feel comfort when I grab it in my hand. The weight is 93g which is heavy (I usually use 84-87g blade) but this one surprisingly hit me with the good balance so I didn’t feel heavy at all even when I attached two heavy rubbers on it as same as Viscaria Golden that I tried it a month ago. Topspin: Enough dwell time to generate spin. I can feel the ball clearly every time I topspin with it. Counter loop: This blade is the counter loop monster! Plenty of spin, good control and full of power! Distance: Close to the table – Mid distance is the best attack range of this blade. But it’s still has enough power from further back when necessary. Blocking: Passive block is just fine but very good for active block or punching. Smashing: Very good. Powerful and direct. Chopping: This blade is not for this kind of technique. Trust me. Pushing: Quite hard to control. This blade is fast o sometime the ball bounce too high if you push it a bit too hard. Edited by arteepr - 08/03/2022 at 4:51pm
	Blade:Tibhar Fortino Pro ST 87 g BH:Xiom Vega X FH:Dianchi Special D provincial Table tennis lover<3 Feedback

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