Forehand:
Primarily on the Forehand, the paddle lets you apply the necessary pressure on the opponent. You keep the Backhand in play at all times, allowing you to induce changes in the ball when you want. Especially in active rallying at the table, Black & White becomes a true "weapon." Due to its light weight, you achieve greater acceleration of the forearm, so the ball travels to the opponent’s side with higher speed and more rotation.
Backhand:
Reducing speed and a flat ball on the backhand are very useful for a player with push strokes. Even faster pushes, such as the backspin Schmerz, can be controlled very well, so the ball won’t fly off the table. Pressure and a more attacking ball are major advantages of this blade. Due to the low weight, short and fast movements are easy to execute. You will also find it easier to keep the paddle over the table and thus hit the ball faster.
What rubber combinations do we recommend:
1. Attack near the table with a forehand. Offensive pushes are played with the backhand.
2. On the forehand, we recommend an attacking rubber with greater control.
3. On the backhand, it pairs beautifully with long pips (Trave), such as Hellfire or Schmerz.
The Black&White wooden blade is a classic wooden blade, so you can pair it with any rubber combination. However, since Sauer&Troger is aimed at "PIMPLE" players, under points 1, 2, and 3 we have prepared various suggestions. Of course you can replace the previously mentioned rubbers with other models, for Hallmark rubbers, ...
Construction: 7 layers of wood (1+2: Koto, 3+5: Black Coth, 4+6: Balsa, 7: Lignin)
Type: ALL+
Speed: Forehand: 86, Backhand: 79
Control: Forehand: 84, Backhand: 91
Weight: 67 g
Feeling: Soft/medium
Handle: Concave