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Jack M. (United States)

If looking for a light blade, only 59 grams.

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IrwinChen (United States)

got this blade as a combo special so I got two free rubbers of my choice for $125. Professional level paddle for reasonable price.

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MoeljoHong (United States)

Very light and awesome blade

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WaqarQureshi (United States)

I always play with this blade and rubbers

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Joel P. (United States)
Nice paddle

So far, so good.

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RomanGuysin (United States)

The lightest paddle. I buy it for many years

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WaqarQureshi (United States)

very light racket with good control

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SaurabhKumar (United States)

It's been a lovely blade so far. I wanted a light / lightest blade to help with my carpal tunnel and tennis elbow issues and I definitely got it!

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StephenBell (United States)

Love this lightweight blade.

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StephenBell (United States)

Great product.

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WaqarQureshi (United States)

Always played with the same racket due to the light weight and easy manageability.

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Inscrutable (United States)

I bought this blade because I was looking for an overall lighter weight paddle. The weight of the blade was reported at 59 grams. With the blade and rubber, the paddle weighs 171 grams, which is relatively light but the weight distribution makes the paddle feel top heavy towards the rubber end of the paddle. I've only had this paddle for one week but it seems my shots are faster. I'm not sure if this is because the lighter paddle allows me to swing faster and there is more weight at the "business/blade" end of the paddle that results in a faster shot.
Interestingly, I have a second paddle that also weighs 171 grams. If feels lighter and more evenly balanced between the rubber and the blade. It too can hit fast shots probably due to the increased arm speed using a lighter weight paddle.
Although, the overall 171 grams are the same on both paddles, the Hunter Flame reportedly is 59 grams while my second blade is reportedly 75 grams. It's hard to believe that a 16 gram difference in the blades (75-59 grams) could be in the weight of the 2 sheets of rubber.
It's too early to tell, but the speed and maneuverability of the Hunter Flame is very good, which makes control a little more hard to manage.

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KathleenLe B. (United States)
Super light weight bat

A great bat if you are seeking the ultimate in light weight, whether it is to improve quickness near the table or to help with rehab or reducing of tendinitis in the elbow. Excellent choice for young players as well.

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RomanGuysin (United States)

It is the lightest I found and sufficient speed

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Anonymous

compare this to the andro ligna all blade with the grass d tec ox on bh.

Customer

Hello,

In terms of performance, these two blades will play quite similarly in regards to speed and control. The major difference will be in overall weight and ball feeling on impact. The Flame is going to be way lighter, and the blasa feeling will feel better to some, or strange to others.

Personally I prefer the Ligna alll, it has a more premium feeling to it.
Best,

Ayllon G
Paddle Palace