Gewo CS Energy Control Table Tennis Bat 1.8mm

Table Tennis Bat: Gewo CS Energy Control Bat

Entry level competition racket for the ambitious hobby or club player.
The GEWO CS Energy CONTROL was largely developed by Vice World Champion and multiple European Champion Christian Süß.

With the GEWO CS Energy CONTROL, I made sure that the racket not only had good spin and speed properties, but also that the strokes could be executed safely and in a controlled manner. This is precisely where the racket’s strength lies, says Christian Süß.

The ITTF-approved new CS POWER SPIN rubber with a thickness of 1.8 mm is extremely grippy and very controlled. The anti-vibration system, in which a special gluing of the veneers ensures a higher rigidity of the racket and thus greater control over the strokes, as well as the specially selected veneers, raise the racket to an outstanding level with an excellent price-performance ratio.
Technical data

• GEWO CS ENERGY CONTROL table tennis racket with ITTF approved GEWO CS POWER SPIN pimple rubbers
• The GEWO CS ENERGY CONTROL table tennis bat consists of 5 specially glued plywood veneers.
• The sponge thickness of the GEWO CS ENERGY CONTROL table tennis bat is 1.8mm.
• The GEWO SENSETISE grip system guarantees an intense grip.
• The GEWO CS ENERGY CONTROL weighs 180 grams.
• Shapely concave handle design
• Developed by runner-up world champion and Olympic medalist Christian Süß

HANDLE TYPES:

Everyone holds his racket in a different way.

This is not about shakehand or penhold grip but about the different way you can hold the bat. Both grips have numerous varieties which influence the feeling of the ball and have advantages and disadvantages depending on the strokes you play.

RUBBER CARE:

Inverted rubber needs regular cleaning and protection from light, particularly UV light, also humidity and extreme temperatures.

RUBBER THICKNESS:

The types and thickness of sponge are specifically designed for different types of games and their selection is an important factor. The sponge thickness ranges from O.5mm to 2.5mm. Speed and spin increases with the thickness of the sponge, but the control decreases.

Sponge thicknesses of 1.9mm – 2.5mm require increased training to maintain good control. Soft sponge enhances control and helps increase spin. 1.1 – 1.3mm for defensive (DEF) to passively all-round players (ALL-). 1.5 – 1.7mm for actively all-round players (ALL/ALL+) 1.9 – 2.1mm – max for offensive players with all variations of speed and spin (OFF-, OFF, OFF+).