The Tibhar KS Kinetic Speed table tennis blade is a 7-ply all-wood blade designed to provide exceptional speed, control, and consistency. With an overall rating of 8.9 out of 10, it has earned rave reviews from players of all skill levels.
The Tibhar KS Kinetic Speed blade is constructed from carefully selected veneers of limba, spruce, and kiri wood, resulting in a perfect balance of stiffness and flexibility. The blade weighs approximately 87 grams, offering a comfortable and stable feel in the hand. Its 9.1 speed rating makes it suitable for aggressive players who rely on power and speed to dominate their opponents. Despite its speed, the blade maintains excellent control, rated at 8.3 out of 10, allowing players to execute precise shots and maintain consistency throughout the game.
The Tibhar KS Kinetic Speed blade's sweet spot is ample, making it forgiving and suitable for players of various skill levels. Its stiffness rating of 6.2 and hardness rating of 5.4 contribute to its exceptional feel and responsiveness. Players can generate plenty of spin with this blade, making it a versatile option for all-around play.
The Tibhar KS Kinetic Speed blade's sleek design and high-quality construction make it a joy to own and use. The blade's popularity is reflected in its solid ratings and positive reviews from players worldwide. Whether you're a recreational player or a seasoned competitor, the Tibhar KS Kinetic Speed blade is an excellent choice for those seeking a combination of speed, control, and consistency in their game.
I played with an Evolution bat that cost approximately three times more than mine. I liked the handle, control, speed, low catapult effect, and gear shifting. However, these qualities are comparable to my own bat (all excellent). Therefore, if I don’t win, it’s more about my skill than the expensive bat.
A boosted Hurricane 3 Neo is slow with this blade. I purchased it for £149, but I wouldn’t pay the recommended retail price of £240. I would rate the speed as OFF+ at best, but it’s suitable for all-around play when not pressured. Or rather, that’s the case with Hurricane 3 Neo. I experienced a lot of low gear performance but struggled to reach the high gears. I’m wondering if MX-P might be a better fit for this blade.
The weight varies inconsistently between 82g and 92g. It provides a very solid platform for launching attacks or chops, but my old blade is better suited for me. Therefore, I’m selling this blade to unlock its full potential. I won’t be buying a set of MX-P every month. Perhaps ZLC blades don’t work well with brushing Chinese rubbers.
I acquired a sheet of MX-P, and it works exceptionally well with speed and spin on this blade. Did Tibhar design it to work with MX-P? I’m glad I didn’t sell it. The Xiom Vega Europe or Galaxy Earth 2 rubbers also work very well with this blade.
I currently use MX-D on my backhand and 1997 Gold on my forehand. I’m starting to like it a lot more now. The control seems to be improving over time, becoming more forgiving and easier to play well with. Therefore, I will keep it for match play.
Very good blade, really fast but not uncontrollable.
I think it’s similar to the Zhang Jike Super ZLC. Good choice.
Played it with Evolution. The bat is about three times the cost of my current one. I enjoyed the handle, the control speed, low catapult, and gears, but these aspects are similar to my current bat. So, if I don’t win, it’s because of the player, not the bat. Boosted H3 neo is slow with this blade.
I purchased one for £149 and would not pay the RRP of £240. I would say the speed is off+ at best, but it can play all around if not pushed, especially with H3 neo. I get a lot of low gears but have trouble reaching the high gears. I think mx-p may be better for this blade.
The weight varies between 82g and 92g, so it’s not consistent. It’s a solid platform for launching an attack or chopping, but my old one is better for me, so I’m selling this blade to get the full potential out of it. I won’t be buying a set of mx-p every month. Perhaps ZLC blades don’t work well with brushing rubbers. I got a sheet of mx-p, and it works very well with speed and spin. So, did Tibhar design it to work with mx-p?
༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ No spam or other useless stuff. We plan to send out some newsletters from time to time with the latest reviews and project updates. Feel free to unsubscribe at any time.