Andro Table Tennis Reviews
Every Andro blade and rubber we have reviewed, ranked by rating, with head-to-head comparisons against the rest of our database.
Andro Blades
- Andro Treiber Z 8.7/10
Advanced offensive players with consistent forehand and backhand loops who want speed they can control, and who need one blade that holds up from tight close-to-table serve-and-receive through fast mid-distance looping. - Andro Treiber CI OFF 8.4/10
Two-winged looping players at intermediate to advanced level who want an inner-carbon blade with a woody feel, excellent spin, and a distinctive kick on strong hits rather than the typical deep-hold feel of inner ALC blades.
Andro Rubbers
- Andro Rasanter R50 8.8/10
Advanced and professional attackers who play a power-loop or meat-drive game primarily on the forehand side and want Tenergy 05-level performance at a lower cost. Not suitable for beginners, defensive players, or anyone relying on touch-based short game techniques. - Andro NUZN 55 8.8/10
Advanced and elite-level players who play a modern topspin and counter-looping game and have the technique and fitness to activate a hard 55-degree sponge. It fits best as a forehand rubber for competitive club and tournament players stepping up from softer tensors who want more speed and spin. - Andro Rasanter R42 8.7/10
Control-oriented offensive and all-round players, from beginners to intermediates, who want maximum spin and forgiveness without the price or wildness of Tenergy. It is a natural backhand choice and a flattering forehand for developing attackers, especially on hard or carbon blades. - Andro Rasanter R47 8.6/10
Advanced offensive loopers who want flagship-level spin and pace from a digging, thin-topsheet tensor on either wing, and a lower-cost alternative to Tenergy 05. It is not a rubber for intermediates still building control. - Andro Hexer Powergrip 8.5/10
Intermediate to advanced attackers who play a spin-first, mid-distance game and want a reliable, high-control tensor rubber for the forehand. Works best for all-round offensive players with fast strokes who want consistent topspin quality without sacrificing ball placement control. - Andro Rasanter R37 8.4/10
Control-focused backhand players and mid-distance loopers who want spin and touch over raw speed; also suits developing forehand players paired with a faster blade.
Andro Head-to-Head Comparisons
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Butterfly Dignics 05
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Butterfly Dignics 64
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Butterfly Dignics 80
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Butterfly Tenergy 05
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Butterfly Tenergy 80
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Nittaku Fastarc G-1
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Nittaku Hammond Z2
- Andro NUZN 55 vs Stiga DNA Pro H
- Andro Rasanter R42 vs Yasaka Rakza 7
- Andro Rasanter R47 vs Butterfly Tenergy 19
- Andro Rasanter R47 vs Yasaka Rakza 7 Soft
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Butterfly Dignics 05
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Butterfly Dignics 64
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Butterfly Dignics 80
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Butterfly Tenergy 05
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Butterfly Tenergy 80
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Nittaku Fastarc G-1
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Nittaku Hammond Z2
- Andro Rasanter R50 vs Stiga DNA Pro H
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Fan Zhendong ALC
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Innerforce Layer ALC
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Innerforce ZLC
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Timo Boll ALC
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Timo Boll Spirit
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Timo Boll ZLC
- Andro Treiber Z vs Butterfly Viscaria
- Andro Treiber Z vs Nittaku Acoustic Carbon
- Andro Treiber Z vs Tibhar Stratus Power Wood
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