Andro Temper Tech ALL+
Blade description
This blade is an all-wood, All+ class construction known for its exceptional control and tactical versatility. Characterized by its light weight—often weighing approximately 70 grams—it allows for swift wrist action and fast transitions during play. The blade features Hinoki outer plies, which contribute to its distinctive organic aesthetic and provide a high-quality, tactile feel during ball contact.
Performance Characteristics
- Feel and Dwell: The blade offers a medium-rigid feel with excellent dwell time, facilitating easy loop production and spin variation. It provides clear, pleasant ball feedback without unnecessary vibrations.
- Speed and Power: While categorized as an All+ blade, it provides sufficient pace to finish points when paired with appropriate rubbers. The power response is noted to be linear and predictable, making the blade forgiving and reliable.
- Versatility: It excels in the short game, blocking, and mid-distance play. It performs consistently with both soft and hard rubber sponges, allowing players to tailor the overall speed to their specific offensive requirements. The blade is particularly well-regarded by players who prioritize accuracy and shot placement over pure, unbridled power.
Also Known As
- Chinese: (slang: TT ALL+)
- Japanese: テンパーテック ALL+
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Recent Reviews
#1 — June 2024
A very good example. The quality of the base is good and looks very nice. The blade is lightweight, mine was 70 grams, which allows you to put any rubber, from soft to heavy/hard rubbers and still have a racket with a weight of up to 170 grams. The handle of the racket is nice but a little thick, I prefer thinner FL handles. When playing, the base vibrates pleasantly, but quite strongly.
Since it is a 5-ply wooden blade and is not fast, it is suitable for beginners and intermediate topspin players. With two XiomVega pro MAX you can produce good spin, with a very high level of control. The racket also allows you to play defensively with long pimples, such as the Dawei 388d-1 0.7mm, but you should put something heavier on the other side to balance out the lack of weight. The main problem is the lack of speed even during a strong hit, since the wood is soft. You won’t be able to play from far away, but rather close to the table.
#2 — January 2023
The Andro brand is known for its high-quality work, and this blade is no exception. Despite having a hinoki top layer, it is a bit hard, but it offers excellent control and precision in playing. It has a good all+ speed, but this can only be achieved with a hard sponge. Unfortunately, this blade is no longer in production. I highly recommend it to all-round players. You may need to adjust your playing style slightly to get the most out of this blade.
#3 — September 2019
I bought this blade some years ago because it was the prettiest blade on the shelf of our local dealer. After some weeks of playing, I put it aside because of its high bounce effect, especially when blocking. I played it with Xiom Vega 2.0 red and 1.8 black.
Now, after changing to a poly ball in our club, I gave it another try with renewed (but the same) toppings. The high bounce issue has now been dissolved. Spin is pretty good (compared to my Adidas Fiber Tec Classic Carbon blade), control is very good, and speed is sufficient to finish the point.
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