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Butterfly BalsaCarbo X7 22 table tennis paddle

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Butterfly

BalsaCarbo X7 22 Butterfly

Table Tennis· BalsaCarbo

Updated on 2026-10-05
Version · 2 optionsBalsaCarbo X7 22Change

The Butterfly BalsaCarbo X7 blade (version 22), light, with 7 plies (5 of wood and 2 of carbon), with a thick center ply of balsa, 7.5 mm thick and a 158 x 152 mm head. It keeps an exceptional touch without losing power and gives a soft feel that makes play over the table easier, especially blocking. It is designed for play close to the table, but with the power to execute from mid-distance.

Key specs

Full specs
Blades
7

LevelsAdvanced, Competitive

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

  • Thick balsa: exceptional touch with power
  • Light: easy to generate high arm speeds
  • Carbon gives stability and power to the attack

Cons

  • Soft feel: not very stiff
  • Focus on play close to the table
Ideal for
Attackers who play close to the table, with mid-distance power
Levels
Advanced, Competitive

Specs

Construction
Blades7Medium confidence
CompositionThick balsa, 5 wood, 2 carbonMedium confidence
RubberNo dataMedium confidence
Sponge thicknessNo dataMedium confidence
HandleNo dataMedium confidence
ITTF approvedNo dataMedium confidence
Dimensions
WeightNo dataMedium confidence
Profile
LevelNo dataMedium confidence

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