Tibhar Nimbus All
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#1 — April 2023
Very good blade for beginners, highly recommended for training. It provides a good feeling and is versatile, allowing players to learn every technique. I use the AN handle, which is quite wide (oval) on this blade and incredibly pleasant for large hands like mine.
The blade is lightweight (mine is 81g) and easy to pair with rubbers. I use it to test rubbers because of the vivid feedback and neutral touch it provides. Tibhar recommends pairing it with Nimbus rubbers, but I don’t. Nimbus rubbers have a rather old design and aren’t efficient enough with plastic balls. Based on my findings, it pairs well with Xiom Vega (Intro, Euro) rubbers and Tibhar Evolution (FX, EL) and Quantum X series. I haven’t tried harder rubbers yet but will on occasion.
The build quality is decent, as expected in that price range. You get what you pay for. However, it’s not typical of Tibhar quality. I own 4 other Tibhar blades, and all have a better finish.
Despite its slightly lower build quality, the fact that this blade has been sold for over 15 years after its release speaks volumes about its popularity and effectiveness.
#2 — October 2022
Muy buena madera, para jugadores all around.
#3 — August 2022
Very good for learning table tennis. However, it becomes too slow for advanced players. The handle is too thin for my preference. Overall, a very good blade with good ball control.
#4 — October 2021
As advertised, this allround+ blade is nicely paired with nimbus rubbers.
Setup: forehand: Tibhar Nimbus Soft / 1.8mm blk / 37.5º. backhand: Tibhar Nimbus Sound / 1.8mm red / 32.5º. This is the second lightest bat I own at a total of 152g for this combination. While it lacks power for my current game in competitions, it provides a good direct feel and a wonderful intro-to-intermediate all-around blade to help improve technique/strokes while giving a wonderful sound for a warm-up and/or leisurely play.
#5 — December 2019
I’ve been using this blade since 2006. It is an all-around blade, suitable for beginners to intermediate players. It provides great feeling and control. It excels at topspin and blocking shots. However, it lacks power for smashing and looping.
To compensate for the lack of power, a medium-hard rubber set like Aurus (for forehand) can be used. For backhand, Aurus Soft pairs very well with this blade.
Overall, this is a very good training blade at a reasonable price.
#6 — January 2018
Хорошее основание для атакующей/комбинированной игры, подойдет как для начинающих, так и для любителей, так и для уровня КМС. Идеально сочетается с накладками Tibhar Nimbus Soft. Трудностей при снятии водного клея и накладок не возникает.
#7 — April 2017
Замечательное основание. Если на него наклеить накладку Tibhar Nimbus Sound и при этом бить сильно и плоско, то получается такой необычный громкий щелчок или хлопок. При этом соперник “приятно удивлён”. Но это больше из-за накладки. В общем, классная вышла “хлопушка”.
#8 — April 2015
Good price, but it is too light for me (only 74 grams).
#9 — January 2014
In a word, good value for money.
#10 — January 2014
In a word, good value for money.
#11 — November 2013
He was so excited the first time he used them, and we like the company because they care about their clients. Thank you so much!
#12 — October 2013
I am very happy with my blade.
#13 — December 2012
Excellent for me! Very comfortable, lightweight blade for control/allround, medium fast speed. I also use Butterfly Carbon blade.
#14 — October 2012
Don’t get the feeling of performance for the ALLROUND.
#15 — August 2012
I use the NIMBUS ALL 84g ST, which has a very good feel, good control, and mid-fast speed. I have used some blades (adidas C100, C300, Butterfly Primorac Carbon, Zhang Jike, Nexy Spartacus, Tibhar Samsonov Premium Contact…). It is the best blade of mine.
#16 — July 2010
My first blade, the Tibhar Nimbus Allaround, is a great choice for beginners. It’s not particularly fast, but it has enough speed to generate some nice aggressive hits when needed. And its control is excellent.
As a solid, unremarkable but very playable blade, it appeals to players looking for their first “real” racket. It’s not too fast, so you can maintain control. But it’s not too slow either, so you can still generate some power.
I only regret that I didn’t buy the Nimbus Offensive instead. But at the time, I loved this blade, and I still recommend it for developing players.
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