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The Tibhar Fortino Pro table tennis blade strikes a perfect balance between speed and control, making it a formidable choice for players seeking an all-around exceptional blade. Expertly crafted with a combination of carefully selected wood species, this blade exudes quality and durability. With a speed rating of 96 and a control rating of 67, the Fortino Pro allows for both lightning-fast shots and precise placements.
The blade's stiffness level of 8.5 contributes to its impressive speed and responsiveness, enabling players to generate powerful shots with minimal effort. The hardness rating of 7.6 further enhances the blade's stability and control, ensuring consistent performance even during intense rallies.
One of the key features of the Tibhar Fortino Pro is its exceptional consistency. Rated 10 out of 10, this blade offers a uniform feel and response across its entire surface, providing players with unparalleled control and predictability. This consistency is particularly advantageous for players who rely on precise shot placement and spin generation.
The overall rating of 8.9, based on numerous forum reviews and expert opinions, reflects the Tibhar Fortino Pro's exceptional performance and versatility. Players of all skill levels can benefit from this blade's combination of speed, control, and consistency, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of playing styles.
Whether you're an experienced player seeking to elevate your game or a beginner looking for a blade that will support your growth, the Tibhar Fortino Pro is a superb option. Its well-rounded characteristics and exceptional performance make it a trusted companion for table tennis enthusiasts worldwide.
Hello friends!
I’ve been playing with this blade for 6 months. I used to play with blades such as the Butterfly Petr Korbel, Stiga Infinity VPS, DHS PG7, Yinhe 970xx A, and Yinhe V-14 Pro.
Control: I can say that this blade has maximum control. You can put the ball anywhere on the table. It’s better in control than the blades I mentioned. The sweet spot is huge. The ball bounces off the blade for a very long time, making it easy to pick up the reverse spin and block. There is no catapult. You know exactly where your ball will go. However, be aware that you may feel a void in the blade, as if you are playing with a butterfly net, and the ball falls very hard into the racket. This doesn’t bother me, as it gives me total control.
Speed: It’s not an Off+ blade, but a standard Off blade. This is enough to win a point. 90% of players will say that the speed is good.
Rotation: The rotation is good, but not as much as the 970xx A. There are blades that have more spin. A lot depends on the rubbers.
Rubber: I’ve tried different rubbers, and many fit well. I think the best combination is FH - a hybrid of medium hardness, BH - a European tensor. Currently playing TIBHAR K2 and MX-P (47). The hybrid adds rotation, and the tensor makes a great active block.
Results: Some players may find the blade boring because it does everything too right. But I admire the quality of the blade, which can make elements at a high level. This blade is very predictable, with no surprises. I recommend it to any player who is looking for a reliable weapon.
It is a very hard and stiff blade. It gave me a lot of power, especially on my backhand. Unfortunately, it reduced my consistency by a lot, as well as my spin.
Overall, it is a nice blade, but it plays very differently compared to your usual 5-plywood blade or ALC-blades. You will need a long time adjusting to it, if you come from those blades.
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