The Andro CS7 Velocity is a premium table tennis blade known for its lightning-fast speed and exceptional control. This 7-ply blade features a unique combination of 5 plies of Ayous and 2 plies of Hinoki, resulting in a medium-stiff feel and high consistency.
With a speed rating of 96 and a control rating of 92, the Andro CS7 Velocity is designed to deliver explosive power without compromising accuracy. Its stiffness level of 5.8 and hardness rating of 6 provide a solid foundation for precise shot-making, making it suitable for players seeking a balanced blend of speed and control.
The Andro CS7 Velocity excels in various playing styles, including both offensive and all-around strategies. Its lightweight construction, weighing around 90 grams, promotes quick handling and maneuverability, allowing players to execute fast-paced rallies and powerful topspin shots.
The blade's 7-ply construction provides excellent feedback, enabling players to feel the ball's trajectory and adjust their strokes accordingly. This responsive nature makes the Andro CS7 Velocity an ideal choice for players seeking a blade that can adapt to different playing situations.
Overall, the Andro CS7 Velocity is a top-quality table tennis blade that offers a combination of speed, control, and consistency. Its unique composition of Ayous and Hinoki wood provides a balanced blend of power and precision, making it suitable for players of various skill levels and playing styles.
Andro CSV7 (93 gr AT) compared vs Viscaria (s-alc FL 92 gr):
Speed: Just a little under Viscaria’s alc.
Throw Angle: Same (very similar).
Stiffness/Flex: Same.
Sweet Spot: Medium for both Andro and Viscaria s-alc (Zhang Jike s-zlc has the biggest).
Hardness: Viscaria s-alc > Andro CSV7 (koto carbon versus hinoki ayous).
Both are a little head heavy, with the same distance from the handle (35 mm). Andro CSV7 with Baracuda and Dignics 09C = 190 gr.
Enjoy!
The hinoki grain is beautiful. Andro uses some select wood for the CS7 Velocity. It’s pretty thick though at 7mm. Also, it’s not a hollow handle, but it looks like Andro is using lighter wood pieces for the handle, making it head heavy if you use heavy rubbers.
The speed is very good, faster than Primorac Carbon.
Well crafted. Comfortable handle/grip and good weight balance. In play, it is dynamic, has many gears, good dwell time, and excellent spin capability. Stable and rigid with soft touch, tons of power reserve even when away from the table. Suitable for offensive style. I use Palio Blitz 2mm FH and Mk V 2mm BH.
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