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DONIC Bluefire M2

DONIC Bluefire M2

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    Pentru jucătorii care apreciază rotirea și viteza cu senzații optime.
    Echilibrul optim al dinamicii, efectului de catapultă și feedback-ului mingii.
    Tehnologie: burete mediu (45 °), amestec perfect de rotație, viteză și senzație pentru minge.

    FOC ALBASTRU
    Buretele nostru de tensiune albastru caracteristic și un strat superior extrem de ușor de rotit: această combinație inovatoare a dus la o generație de cauciucuri de înaltă tehnologie. Foaia superioară cu structura sa îngustă și lungă oferă cauciucului cea mai mare flexibilitate posibilă și o senzație senzațională. În special când se joacă topspin, BLUEFIRE dezvoltă o dinamică incredibilă cu o curbă de zbor extrem de mare (arc) a mingii.
    Acest lucru aduce o rotație maximă și proprietăți optime de catapultă.

     

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    7

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    A învârti:

    10 ++

    Duritate:

    Mediu

    Suprafaţă:

    Spin-Elast.

    Caracteristică:

    AR +, OFF, OFF -

    Tehnologia DONIC:

    Tehnologia FD3

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