Source: Tibhar Brasil

Master Alexis Lebrun Tibhar

Name: Tibhar Master Alexis Lebrun
Brand: Tibhar
SKU: 01M3ZDE0B9RR34SA792WPR9SR9

Table Tennis· Master

GoodUpdated on 10/02/2026

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Level 7 assembled racket from Tibhar, signed by France's Alexis Lebrun. The blade has 5 plies with synthetic fibers, which according to the brand give more speed and a larger contact zone, and comes with 2.0 mm Tibhar Game rubber on the forehand and 2.0 mm Volcano on the backhand, both approved by the ITTF. Tibhar Brasil lists speed 90, spin 90 and control 75, with a concave handle. It is the strongest assembled racket in the line and suits those who already attack well and want to play amateur championships without building a racket.

Key specs

Full specs

Blades: 5
Handle: Concave (FL)
Sponge thickness: 2 mm
ITTF approved: Yes

LevelsIntermediate, Advanced

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

High speed and spin for an assembled racket
Different rubbers for forehand and backhand
Blade with synthetic fibers stable on impact

Cons

Requires technique to control
Less suited to those who are still learning

Ideal for: Intermediate to advanced player who wants a fast assembled racket, with lots of spin, for amateur tournaments
Levels: Intermediate, Advanced

Specs

Construction
Blades	5	Medium confidence
Composition	5 plies with synthetic fibers	Medium confidence
Rubber	Tibhar Game (FH) and Tibhar Volcano (BH)2,0 mm	Medium confidence
Sponge thickness	2 mm	Medium confidence
Handle	Concave (FL)	Medium confidence
ITTF approved	YesITTF-approved rubbers	Medium confidence

Dimensions
Weight	No data	Medium confidence

Profile
Level	Intermediate, Advanced	Medium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

Criterion	Weight	Score
Specs	65%	68
Approval from players	35%	65

The RR Score is not yet a precise figure. It summarizes the data we have today (specs and reviews) and changes as more information comes in. A low score does not mean the racquet is bad and does not reflect its technical quality: often it is just missing data or reviews. The specs combine several sources and may have discrepancies: check the manufacturer's website and the store where you buy.