Andro Timber 7 OFF

All-wood

4 Reviews

#1January 2023

Very similar to TSP SWAT.

#2November 2021

This blade appears to be Andro’s version of the TSP SWAT. The wood plies used in both blades are highly similar, potentially identical. Heat treatment is evident on all plies except for one pair surrounding the core ply.

The Timber 7 generates a slightly different vibration and produces a more hollow sound upon ball contact compared to the SWAT. This may indicate a higher degree of cooking. However, the overall playing characteristics seem to be comparable.

When paired with slower rubbers, this blade is suitable for beginner and intermediate players. For more advanced play, it is recommended to use offensive rubbers.

Due to the rebranding of TSP SWAT as Victas and its subsequent price increase, the Timber 7 offers a superior price-to-performance ratio.

#3November 2018

Excellent, pure wood blade.

#4Long Time Ago...

Not a very hard, fast blade, but it works very well with offensive rubbers. It generates spin well enough and has lots of feel and control.

In that sense, it’s much better compared to some Tibhar or Donic blades I’ve tried in the same price range. It vibrates a lot, but if you want to feel the contact, this blade does it so well.

It is a bit heavy, and the weight seems to be evenly distributed, which can be tiring for the arm after some time.

There are better options for a more offensive, powerful blade, but if you’re looking for some control and feeling, this might be the one.

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