Dr. Neubauer Magical Touch - Feel the magic!
With the Dr. Neubauer Magical Touch you can indeed make your active game more dynamical and at the same time use safe blocks. As a result, this racket supports a variational game. This all-wood blade brings the ideal prerequisites for this. With a weight of approx 82g (7 layers in total), the Magical Touch exhibits a relatively low weight. Hence, little physical effort is necessary to accelerate the blade and fatigue is not a big issue.
Due to the outer plies made of Japanese Kiso Hinoki, the Dr. Neubauer Magical Touch is highly durable, precise, and of a high quality. Hence, it is the perfect tool for advanced players and beginners with a certain level of expertise and ambition. This all-wood blade is trimmed for an easy to control acceleration and a great feeling for the ball (note that there is no carbon implemented). Depending on the rubbers you implement, the corresponding gaming style is allround plus (All+) and offensive minus (Off-).
Dr. Neubauer Magical Touch - Some words on the wood types limba, ayous, and hinoki
Limba is a tree usually native to regions south of the equator. The trees exhibit a height of up to 45 m, and their trunk reach a diameter of up to about 1.5 m. Limba is medium-hard (Janka hardness: 430), medium-dense (520 kg/m3), and quite strong (Young´s modulus: 9,400 N/mm2). This emphasizes the suitability of this blade as an offensive minus (Off-) blade. Also, Limba is known as a topspin wood, which is also quite fast, but not very elastic / springy. Furthermore, Limba has a soft feeling and quite a bit of control.
Ayous (a.k.a. Abachi, Obeche, or Samba) is a tree that grows in tropical regions of West Africa, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, and so on. Ayous trees reach a height of 50 m, and exhibit a trunk diameter of up to 1.5 m. Ayous wood is relatively light (350 kg/m3), medium-strong (Young´s modulus: 6,800 N/mm2), and medium-hard (Janka hardness: 430). As table tennis veneer, Ayous is well-known for its positive gaming properties. The moderate heaviness and moderate hardness induce a pleasant feedback and feeling of the ball. This is particularly important during passive blocks, the short-short play, and during long ball rallies.
Hinoki is originally native to Central Japan. The trees reach a height of up to approx. 40 m, with a trunk diameter of about 1-3 m. Hinoki is medium heavy (density: 440 kg/m3), quite strong (Young´s modulus: 9,000 N/mm2), and medium-hard (Janka hardness: 550). These properties make Hinoki a very pleasant veneer, incorporating a certain amount of feeling and control with respect to the Dr. Neubauer Magical Touch.