Butterfly Kreanga Powerspin

The issue with this blade is that it’s too heavy.

The blade has a very high throw angle, which makes it suitable for short pips (e.g., CH-ATC). I have no issues attacking with short pips from mid-distance, although it does require a stronger strike. The blade can also be used for long-distance play, making it a versatile option. It is slower than TBS.

Excellent blade, nice with tensor rubbers. However, when I use Hurricane 3 Commercial and Kreanga, it gives a strong catapult. So when I play forehand with Hurricane 3, the speed is almost the same when I use Tenergy 05. Blade for everything.

Having played with it for more than a year, I can confidently say that it is a versatile blade that allows you to play various strokes effectively. It is not excessively fast, making it suitable for looping and smashing. when paired with a speedy rubber, such as Tibhar Nimbus, it transforms into a looping machine.

I played with this blade for a year. It’s good for power loops. The speed is not too fast nor too slow, just nice. It has a harder feel, so sometimes the ball can bounce faster than you expect if you play passively. It has flex, which is good for looping. Sometimes during topspins with a pretty horizontal bat, it will send the ball into the net, but generally, it’s good for loops.

The manufacturing quality is very bad. The top ply wears fast. It’s possible that there are different manufacturers of this blade. On my example, the top ply lost contact to the inner ply on one side, making play impossible.

A good blade for attacking near the table. It is very well suited for new tensor rubber with medium and hard sponges. It has a lot of catapult effect, making looping very easy. Players who love to play topspin after topspin will love this blade.