Loki Telson CNF
Blade description
The Loki Telson CNF is an offensive table tennis blade designed for players seeking a combination of power and control. This 7-ply blade features a strategic combination of wood and carbon fiber layers to deliver exceptional performance.
Blade Structure:
- Outer Ply: Koto wood for elasticity and feel.
- Second Ply: CNF (Carbon Nano Fiber) for enhanced speed and flexibility.
- Inner Ply: Ayous wood for impact absorption and control.
- Core: Kiri wood for weight reduction and flexibility.
- Inner Ply: Ayous wood for impact absorption and control.
- Second Ply: CNF (Carbon Nano Fiber) for enhanced speed and flexibility.
- Outer Ply: Koto wood for elasticity and feel.
This configuration provides a balance of power, control, and feel, making the Telson CNF a versatile blade for offensive players.
Key Features:
- Offensive orientation: Ideal for aggressive players who prioritize power and speed.
- CNF fiber technology: Improves flexibility, ball retention, and reduces vibrations.
- Pure wood feel: Offers excellent touch and control.
- High rebound: Generates impressive power and speed.
- Reduced vibrations: Provides a comfortable playing experience.
With a thickness of 5.8mm and an average weight of 87g, the Telson CNF is designed to optimize performance for offensive playstyles.
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Recent Reviews
#1 — November 2024
This is the quality of the materials. Excellent processing, everything is very smooth and well polished. Excellent handle for holding (FL handle). Another advantage is the balance of the racket. It is well balanced, which allows you to easily maneuver and quickly react to the opponent’s hits. I have time to make quick attacks and at the same time feel confident in defense. My level of play is advanced, and I am still looking for my equipment. My copy is 85 grams and 5.6 mm thick, and I like it. Average flexibility and excellent ball feel with average vibration. A very thin layer of CNF, barely noticeable to the eye. But it seems to me that I feel it on strong hits (or is it self-hypnosis?) I liked playing in a pair with Telson 100 on BH. Forehand is still in search; since Chinese rubbers did not work very well on this blade, I think I will try hybrid rubber.
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