Andro Kanter CO OFF

All-wood 1 reviews

Blade description:

The Andro Kanter CO OFF table tennis blade is a 5-ply all-wood blade that delivers a harmonious balance of speed, control, and consistency. With a speed rating of 9 and a control rating of 9.5, this blade is ideal for offensive players who prioritize precise shot-making and all-around performance.

Crafted from carefully selected wood veneers, the Kanter CO OFF features a limba outer ply that provides excellent elasticity and responsiveness, contributing to its impressive speed and power. The core consists of three layers of limba and one layer of ayous, which enhance the blade's stability, feel, and control.

This blade excels in generating spin, allowing players to execute a wide range of shots with confidence. Its high consistency makes it easy to maintain accuracy and control, even during fast-paced rallies. The Kanter CO OFF is particularly well-suited for players who favor a combination of offensive and defensive playstyles.

Weighing approximately 68 grams, the Andro Kanter CO OFF provides a balanced feel that allows for quick and effortless maneuverability. Its moderate stiffness of 5 and hardness of 6.7 make it responsive and well-suited for players with various playing styles.

Based on forum reviews, the Andro Kanter CO OFF is highly regarded for its versatility, allowing players to transition seamlessly between attacking and defensive strokes. Its impressive consistency and control make it a reliable choice for players of all skill levels, while its speed and power cater to the needs of aggressive players.

Overall, the Andro Kanter CO OFF is a high-quality and well-rounded table tennis blade that offers a blend of speed, control, and consistency. It provides excellent spin generation and is well-suited for offensive players who prioritize all-around performance.

Recent Reviews

#1 — July 2020

This is the first and only balsa blade I’ve tried. Due to problems with my shoulder, I wanted to try playing with a lighter bat. I was a little bit skeptical about the balsa feel, but was pleasantly surprised when I tried it for the first time. It felt very similar to my Treiber Z, just much lighter with a “crisp” feeling and almost no vibrations. I can’t think of a better balsa blade. Its lightness makes the moves from my arm from right to left a bit faster (without hurting my shoulder). It is powerful and fast close to the table. Away from the table, its lightness makes it a bit harder to strike powerful countershots.

I like this blade, but my shoulder is better now, so I am back to playing with my Treiber Z which I prefer.

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