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Introducing the Butterfly Omar Assar, a table tennis blade crafted to provide exceptional control and consistency for players of all levels. Constructed using Kevlar Carbon material, this blade offers a unique balance of speed and control, allowing for precise shot-making and effortless maneuverability.
With a speed rating of 8.6, the Butterfly Omar Assar delivers impressive power and spin potential, enabling aggressive strokes and devastating attacks. At the same time, its control rating of 9.2 ensures excellent ball placement and touch sensitivity, making it an ideal choice for players seeking precision and consistency in their game.
The blade's stiffness of 5.2 provides a moderate feel, allowing for excellent feedback and control during play. Its hardness rating of 5.6 contributes to its durability and resistance to damage, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.
The Butterfly Omar Assar has received rave reviews from players and experts alike, with a remarkable overall rating of 9.1 out of 10 based on 10 user reviews. Praised for its exceptional consistency and control, the blade has become a popular choice among players looking to elevate their game to the next level.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, the Butterfly Omar Assar offers a combination of power, control, and consistency that will enhance your table tennis experience. Its Kevlar Carbon construction provides a unique blend of speed and control, while its moderate stiffness and hardness contribute to its durability and resilience. Experience the difference with the Butterfly Omar Assar and unlock your true potential on the table tennis court.
I can only give positive ratings. After four training sessions, I immediately found myself at ease with this blade. I highly recommend it with hard rubbers.
The ply is good to play with. The FL grip is slightly larger than the average. It offers good speed and control. However, it has a unique construction with flat wooden pieces in between plies, which is something I have never encountered before in the blades I have used.
In my experience, the blade (with a big handle) is too heavy at 100 grams. Some people on Google have reported weights of 97 grams and 99 grams. If you put modern rubbers on it for the plastic ball, you will get a total weight of 200 grams or more. To avoid injuries or pain in your arm, I would not recommend using a setup that weighs more than 185 grams (I prefer 180-182 grams in total). A lighter setup is quicker close to the table and easier to swing, which makes it easier to change wrist movements and avoid mistakes. It simply feels better to use. A blade that is too heavy is simply ridiculous to play with, unless you are a professional or play far from the table. Another thing to note is that the Butterfly blades made in Japan feel much better in terms of quality and balance, while this particular blade is not made in Japan. One of the comments even suggested that it is the same blade as one of the Andro ones (Trebier CI).
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