Re-Impact (Achim) Select M3

The Re-Impact (Achim) Select M3 Table Tennis Blade Forehand: The forehand offers a medium-strong catapult effect that can be well-dosed in any playing situation. A spinny, rather soft impact allows for very good control in topspin play or when blocking. The backspin defense is very controlled and allows precise shots with harder sponges or harder surface rubbers. The forehand is more susceptible to spin than the backhand. Conclusion: Ball control and tempo harmonize perfectly, allowing you to place your shots very dangerously without giving the opponent the opportunity to change their playing position. The all-round game can be excellently controlled to make the opponent run, making it difficult for them to build and impose their own game. Backhand: The backhand is completely insensitive to spin and shows a greatly reduced catapult behavior. This results in good ball control when blocking or in backspin defense. Topspins are less dangerous here, as the strength of the backhand lies in its excellent block-counter behavior. The spin is well-pronounced. The backhand is less suitable for very fast balls (shots), but it is very safe and effective in blocking and in spin redirection during material play. It can produce short, uncomfortable stop balls that simplify the universal game in safe, modern defense for all players and techniques, regardless of whether a far-from-table or close-to-table defense is played. The balls have a nice, flat trajectory and drop quickly. Conclusion: The backhand is excellent for playing with plastic balls in passive play and completely insensitive to incoming spin. The backhand with the larch veneer creates a wonderful, unique playing feel and thus determines the overall playing behavior.