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Butterfly 8296 Kansei (Japanese Penhold) Table Tennis Racket
Equipment DetailsManufacturer: Martin Kilpatrick Brand: Butterfly Model: 8296 Color: Red Product features: - Lightweight, well-balanced design
- Rubber and sponge combo offers spin, speed, and control
- Japanese penhold-style handle
- Flextra rubber and two-millimeter sponge
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Sports reviews of Butterfly 8296 Kansei (Japanese Penhold) Table Tennis RacketCustomer Review: don't gamble Sport shop rating: 1 Starsi bought it because brand butterfly is renowned.
but, don't buy it, very uncomfortable grip
the wood is not coated, it is natural wood.
and very very soft rubber.
just don't buy it.
not even for beginners.
Description of Butterfly 8296 Kansei (Japanese Penhold) Table Tennis RacketAdvanced Competition Japanese Penhold Table Tennis Racket for Fast Attacking Play at Close & Mid Distances.Features Include: - Pan Asia Rubber
- 2.0mm Sponge
- 5-ply Maple Wood
Ideal for penhold players, the Butterfly Kansei Table Tennis Racket (Penhold) is designed for those who desire a control-oriented game. This Japanese, penhold-style racket is perfect for advanced competition and fast-attacking play at the table. The Kansei combines Flextra rubber with a special two-millimeter sponge to give you superior spin, speed, and control during your game. The Kansei also uses higher quality cork with Foam Core Technology for added power, and has a semi-circular cork layer on the back for a more comfortable grip. Lightweight and well-balanced with a five-ply maple wood construction, this racket is USATT and ITTF approved. About Butterfly Hikosuke Tamasu founded Tamasu Co., Ltd. in the small town of Yanai City, Japan in 1950. This was the beginning of a company career which is almost unique in table tennis. A renowned international for Japan, Tamasu fulfilled his dream of a lifetime when he made his hobby his profession. At that time, he could hardly imagine that he would make Butterfly the leading brand worldwide. Creativity, durability, and a profound technical knowledge meant success. 0ver and over again he looked for new possibilities in order to optimize techniques by innovative playing material. Tamasu realized that each player is different and has strengths and weaknesses. By offering individual playing material Tamasu wanted to help players right from the beginning to emphasize their individuality. Since 1983 Butterfly has its own training and research center in Tokyo. Highly qualified scientists co-operate with world class players and coaches for the development of rubber and blade technology. Butterfly's rubbers and blades are used by more than half of the participants at World and European Championships.
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