Re-Impact SpinPlay
Re-Impact SpinPlay
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Each blade is carefully handcrafted. This creates a unique blade for your best game.
Delivery: November 10, 2025
The focus of the new 7-ply and symmetrically constructed competition blade Re-Impact Spin Play is offensively oriented towards hit-spin. The new advantage is that the former table blade can now also be excellently implemented with a tempo-oriented approach for forehand and backhand topspins "from half-distance", because it is now equipped on both sides with maple outer veneers and balsa end-grain wood, which noticeably increases the base speed of the blade.
Another focus is the powerful "hit-spin play" or shooting from half-distance - smashes etc. are easy and excellently placeable; the ball bounce and trajectory are very flat with a flight height of 6-8 cm, but also very "forgiving" to play. Even if you're late to the ball and have to go "under" it, most balls would bounce up over the table. With the new Spin Play and the flat trajectory, even balls taken too late still arrive super safely on the table, because the sweet spot of the competition blade is greatly enlarged, extending to the outer edges of the blade.
The block ball is flat and direct, and the catapult from topspin can be excellently regulated; i.e., if you receive the table tennis ball more passively and just let it drop, then the ball also arrives very short on the opponent's side of the table.
The focus of the new 7-ply and symmetrically constructed competition blade Re-Impact Spin Play is offensively oriented towards hit-spin. The new advantage is that the former table blade can now also be excellently implemented with a tempo-oriented approach for forehand and backhand topspins "from half-distance", because it is now equipped on both sides with maple outer veneers and balsa end-grain wood, which noticeably increases the base speed of the blade.
Another focus is the powerful "hit-spin play" or shooting from half-distance - smashes etc. are easy and excellently placeable; the ball bounce and trajectory are very flat with a flight height of 6-8 cm, but also very "forgiving" to play. Even if you're late to the ball and have to go "under" it, most balls would bounce up over the table. With the new Spin Play and the flat trajectory, even balls taken too late still arrive super safely on the table, because the sweet spot of the competition blade is greatly enlarged, extending to the outer edges of the blade.
The block ball is flat and direct, and the catapult from topspin can be excellently regulated; i.e., if you receive the table tennis ball more passively and just let it drop, then the ball also arrives very short on the opponent's side of the table.
| Weight | |
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| Thickness The thickness of the blade in millimeters. | |
| Control Indicates how well the ball can be controlled with the blade. | |
| Effet Indicates how well spin can be generated with the blade. | |
| Bending Elasticity Indicates how flexible or stiff the blade is on ball contact. | |
| Application Area Indicates which playing style (offensive, defensive, all-round) the blade is best suited for. | |
| Technique Indicates whether the blade is more suitable for passive or active players. | |
| Composite Wood A blade where the two sides are made of different veneers. |
Custom Fitting for Your Perfect Grip
We offer the option to have your grip individually customized to your hand size. This ensures optimal comfort and perfect handling.
Grip Types and Customization Options
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Standard Grips
Anatomic, Straight, Concave
Customization of length and circumference (thickness) is possible.
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Special Shapes
Conical Grip, Beaver Grip, Propeller Grip, Special Grip
Customization to your hand size is possible.
How It Works
First, select your desired blade size.
After selecting the blade size, the grip selection option will appear.
Below the grip selection, you will find a text field labeled "Your Hand Measurements". Please enter your measurements there.
If you do not provide any measurements, we will produce the grip in the respective standard size.
Measurement Guide
To customize your grip perfectly, we need the following information from you:
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Lines 1-6 (L1 - L6)
Measure the lengths of lines 1 to 6, as shown in the diagram.
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Forearm Length (U)
Measure the length of your forearm (inner side) from the elbow joint to the wrist.
Unit of Measurement: cm
Copy Template:
Important Note:
These measurements are required for all grip types (including Propeller, Conical, and Beaver grips).
Blade Sizes: Small, Medium, and Large
Here you'll find a detailed overview of our different blade sizes - Small, Medium, and Large - to help you choose the optimal blade for your game.
Small
Width: 157 mm
Height (Blade): 152 mm
Height (Total): 253 mm
All-round players who value control and a balanced feel. Serves as a reference for speed/weight.
Medium
Width: 162 mm
Height (Blade): 162 mm
Height (Total): 264 mm
prefer a larger hitting area and want to benefit from a bit more forgiveness.
Large
Width: 162 mm
Height (Blade): 168 mm
Height (Total): 270 mm
a defensive player or beginner, if you focus on maximum consistency and a maximum hitting area.
Important Notes on Speed, Weight, and Playing Characteristics
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Reference Values (Small)
All information on speed and weight in our product descriptions always refers to the small blade. This serves as a reference point for the other sizes.
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Speed
The larger blades (Medium and Large) have a lower speed compared to the small blade. The differences are measurable and can be noticeable, depending on the player type.
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Weight
The weight difference between the three sizes can be up to 20 grams. This difference is noticeable and influences the swing characteristics, balance, and overall handling of the blade.
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Hitting Area
The main advantage of the medium and large blades is the enlarged hitting area. This leads to greater forgiveness and a more secure ball feel, especially on off-center hits.
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Sweetspot
A larger blade can also have a slightly larger sweetspot (the optimal point of contact), which can further improve control and precision.
In Summary - Which Blade is Right for You?
- Small: Balanced feel, control, reference size.
- Medium: Larger hitting area, more forgiveness, slightly less speed, significant weight difference.
- Large: Maximum hitting area, highest consistency, lower speed, significant weight difference, ideal for defensive players and beginners.
Our Recommendation: Choose the blade size that best suits your individual playing style, experience, and personal preferences. Take into account the described differences in size, speed, weight, and hitting area.
Handle Shapes
Anatomical
The anatomical handle fills the palm well. It sits very firmly in the hand.Concave
Straight
Penholder/pen-hold
The penholder grip allows only one side of the racket to be used, it's optimal for wrist variations.
Japanese penholder style – racket with a long, angular handle (Penholder Jap.)
Chinese penholder style – racket with a short, flat handle (Penholder Chin.)
Conical handle(FL)
The conical handle is a round tapered handle that can be easily rotated while still sitting securely in the hand.Beaver handle
The beaver handle has a wide, one-sided flat-running end, making it secure and comfortable in the hand.
Ship's propeller
a handle rotated by 45 degrees, which sits well in the hand
Ergonomic
The ergonomic pistol grip is a replica of James Haylord's invention created for our products. The original grip is designed so that the hand, including all fingers, rests on the handle and not on the blade. However, with our product, the thumb and index finger rest on the respective hitting surface, so the handle shaft has been optimally redesigned. The advantage is that the grip now allows for better hand guidance to the racket wood. However, the grip is purely handmade and not easy to produce.
Noble sealing Mahogany
The noble sealing in mahogany looks wonderful because the noble stain completely colors the wood structure and further solidifies the surface of the balsa. This way, you don't see any signs of use as with lighter woods, and due to the surface hardening, the playing characteristics such as ball control are perceived even more clearly, without the wood's natural vibration being transmitted to the hand. In addition, the wood is better protected against humidity and sweat.
The MCP system is a special grip system that
1. controls the mass effect of the racket by allowing you to reduce the pressure point of the racket for passive shots and, conversely, immensely increase it for active shots. This requires an elaborate grip shell, consisting of a surface layer of hardwood and an underlayer of softwood, because the direct underlayer must be able to vibrate elastically, similar to a tuning fork. This way, I can
2. systematically extend the KSLS system notches in the handle to allow the upper blade to vibrate more elastically and generate even more spin, but also
3. obtain a more appealing surface grip that doesn't absorb hand sweat as quickly.
