Tibhar VS Unlimited

An interesting product from Tibhar, the outer ALC blade features Limba as the first ply, which is quite unusual. Most outer ALC blades, like the Viscaria, have a koto outer ply. Though Limba is softer, the blade is overall harder than an inner blade.

The VSU occupies a middle ground between the Viscaria and an Innerforce, offering a balance of control and speed. It’s versatile, but aimed at advanced players rather than beginners.

The AN handle provides comfort. The finish is good, similar to JC but less polished than Fortino Pro. The accompanying box is somewhat lacking considering the price point.

For rubbers, I recommend a K3 on the forehand and an Evolution series rubber on the backhand (MX-D, MX-P, or EL-P would be suitable), or Quantum X pro. Alternatively, Victas V>22 can be used on both sides with great results.

The versatile blade allows a wide assortment of plays. The composition of the layers in the board does not exclude extreme angles of hand position. However, more open angle games are preferred when attacking an already falling ball.

You could say that this blade is for everyone. It is a bit worse if fast counter-blocks or the game is based on fast captures above the table, but this is not the case with this equipment. It is recommended for players who like to introduce various rotational attacks in the game.

Another quality product from Tibhar, this blade exhibits excellent workmanship and a comfortable grip. It offers superb control combined with impressive speed. The impressive speed range allows for precise control, facilitating both delicate drops near the net and powerful shots from further distances. When paired with rubber from Tibhar’s Evolution series, this combination proves to be exceptional. I am thoroughly satisfied with this blade and highly recommend it.

The Thibar and Samsonov blades are considered the best of their respective brands. These blades are made with high-quality materials and craftsmanship, and they offer excellent performance for players of all levels.

Good blade. It’s fast and balanced in a way I don’t prefer, but I can still play well with it.

Not too fast, but of top quality.

Great look, low weight, and excellent performance with very good control! I just love my racket!

I’m better than before now because it helps me fight for every point professionally.

I switched from a Yasaka Durangle Super Inner, which was truly very good, but it doesn’t compare to this one. It’s faster, has greater control, and is good for both close and long-distance play. It has no vibration issues.

The handle is the perfect size, neither too thick nor too thin, and very comfortable (straight). As for the weight, it’s ideal for a professional racket, given its composition of 5 high-quality woods and 2 latest-generation carbon layers. Comparing it to Butterfly rackets, they are very similar in quality and specifications.

This racket is highly recommended. I currently use it with two Evolution MX-P rubbers, max thickness, and it’s a good combination that highlights the racket’s characteristics beyond 100% of what I expected. Used with the proper technique, it’s a lethal weapon, and you can achieve any stroke without complications.

It has been a great help in crushing my clubmates, especially Leonardo Domm, to whom I’m practically going to give a calendar because he’s become my regular customer.

Thanks, TT11. It would be good if this model were available in all existing handle types.