Tibhar Felix Lebrun Hyper Carbon
Blade description:
This blade is a composite model featuring a 5+2 construction. It utilizes an inner-layer carbon design, where the carbon fiber layers are placed directly on the core, paired with limba outer plies. This configuration emphasizes a balance between speed and dwell time, prioritizing looping performance and consistent, stable play.
Playing Characteristics
- Feel and Dwell: The limba outer layer provides a soft touch and extended dwell time, facilitating significant spin generation. The inner carbon arrangement offers a distinct, controlled feel compared to outer-carbon blades.
- Speed and Power: While capable of high power for aggressive looping, it is characterized by its stability rather than extreme raw speed. It offers a low throw angle, which enhances the difficulty of return shots for opponents.
- Balance and Handling: The head dimensions are slightly larger than the standard 150×157 mm, shifting the weight distribution toward the tip of the blade. This design contributes to the blade’s notable stability during blocking and short-game exchanges.
- Versatility: The blade is suitable for both shakehand and penhold styles. It excels in consistent, error-resistant play, particularly in blocking and high-spin offensive strokes.
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Recent Reviews
#1 — December 2024
This is an excellent looping blade. It’s soft, and yet it’s fast. I have used and owned TB Spirit, TB ALC, Primorac Carbon, Sardius, and Jun Mizutani ZLC. This blade is faster than TB Spirit and ALC. The limba outer ply allows longer dwell time for spin generation. Two of my favorite blades are JM ZLC and Felix Lebrun Hyper Carbon. It’s a toss-up between the two for looping, and I am currently using the FL Hyper Carbon as I slightly prefer this blade. It’s one of the best blades for power looping. Workmanship is as expected from a premium blade. Build quality is comparable to BTY blades. I am definitely buying another one if it goes on sale again.
#2 — July 2024
The Felix Lebrun blade has a slightly larger length and width head than the standard 150×157 blades. Very solid balance and highly stable performance. Great spin and control, but still has very good power; enough power! I feel a sense of control and confidence with this blade. I love it! I believe the wood plies are limba-ayous-carbon-ayous core. I own both the flared and straight handles. I gravitate more towards the straight handle, but still like the flared handle as well.
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