Customer Reviews
All reviews listed are from verified customers who have purchased this product.
- 14/12/2023 Amazing blade! Review by Bruce Lee
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FH: DHS/Nittaku Hurricane 3 Prov. orange sponge
BH: Tenergy 19 - 29/11/2023 Super Review by MKovacevic
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Quality - 24/11/2023 Great Blade Review by O
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Quality - 13/11/2023 Great Review by Nir Tiger
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I envy all those who can write a technical review about the way it feels through different strokes and situations.
All I can say, it feels great to me, I upgraded from a lower level slower type of pedal. I play for 2 years now and I don't feel it's too much of a racket for me. - 04/10/2023 Fantastic offensive blade Review by Albin D
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Block is easy, attack are clear and curve is a bit low. Handle is nicely thick and textured. Quality is top and colors grew on me with blue backhand rubber.
Amazing TT11 delivery. - 13/09/2023 Good blade Review by SK
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Quality - 21/04/2023 Good quality Review by Lopex
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I have a Lin Gaoyuan. I think they are very similar with the only difference that joola Hyper is stronger from distance.
*Always fast delivery from TT11 :) - 30/03/2023 My new go to blade Review by Jorge Merino
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It is a high quality blade (very well manufactured by Joola) though a bit expensive (209£ MSRP in the UK), but I got a massive discount on a TT11 sale (THANKS!). I would rate its built quality similar to butterfly products.
I was jumping from DHS Hurricane Long 5x (87g) to Timo Boll ALC (87g) for a year and wasn't really happy with either for a couple of reasons.
1. Setup weight, (I use hurricane 3 Nat in the forehand and either Hurricane H-80 or Dignics 09C in the backhand). The entire setup was normally 190g or over and I caused me to be pretty late on most shots, also making the entire setup pretty head heavy specially in the TB ACL. With the Joola ZQH (83g) I have been able to sort out that problem bringing my setup weight to 183-185g depending on the layers of glue and H3 hardness (the harder the heavier). That difference allows me to play faster rallies on top of the table and has enable me to improve my backhand significantly. The weight balance of the blade makes it suitable with heavy rubbers.
2. Feeling vs power: The main problem I had with TB ALC was the feeling. In fact, even professional players are moving towards inner carbon blades to retain some of that feeling. TB ALC is completely dead unless you hit hard. There is little to no feedback on slower shots, so flicks and touch is harder. Inner carbon blades like the DHS HL5x give you that feedback but at the cost of power. The Joola ZQH gives you the power of a TB ALC because of its similar composition, but you get more feedback from the blade. I am not going to say it is the woody feeling of the DHS HL5x, but it is a lot more noticeable than in outer carbon blades like TB ALC. In my personal scale I would rate DHS HL5x>Joola ZQH90>TB ALC. What I mean by woody feeling vs the other two blades is: feedback on 40-100% strength shots = inner carbon/woody feeling vs feedback on 60%-100% strength shots = outer SALC/HALC carbon vs 75%-100% strength shots = outer ALC carbon.
Disclaimer: I am not sponsored by Joola (though I wouldn't mind), I am just really happy with the blade. - 22/03/2023 High quality and ease of use Review by Theodor-Stefan Baca
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Quality - 13/01/2023 Excellent blade Review by Anonymous
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Quality - 13/01/2023 Beautiful blade Review by orlando gallardo
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