Revolda blade legal
Equipment
Nigel Fewster Asked 4 years ago
Just recently heard about this blade from butterfly “Revolda” as I understand it it’s made from plant fibre and although I can see this could be considered wood it seems to me it’s a composite material man made so surely the ITTF RULES need updating to include wood composite . This seems a new revenue Avenue that Butterfly are trying to drive down to give us all another way of spending money with them that’s over $300 .
Your thoughts if possible
keep safe.
Alois Rosario Answered 4 years ago
Hi Nigel,
It would comply with the rules. Only 85% of the blade needs to be made of natural wood.
I tend to agree it sounds like it is a bit of a gimmick but I haven't tried the racket so I can't say with any certainty.
If anyone has tried the blade can you give us your impressions.
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