Hallmark Aurora

Hallmark Aurora reviews and ratings on this table tennis blade.

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From manufacturer:

Speed	50.0 / 100
Control	99.9 / 100
Weight	68g

From community:

Speed	5.8
Control	9.0
Stiffness $<b>Stiffness</b> refers to the blade\'s flexibility. Flexible blades have a longer dwell time, generating more spin. They also perform well for mid-distance looping. Stiff blades are better for smashing.$	7.8 - Stiff
Hardness $<b>Hardness</b> refers to the blade\'s hardness. Hard blades are often faster, and soft are generally slower. Soft blades have a longer dwell time, generating more spin.$	8.7 - Hard
Consistency	8.8 - Always identical
Overall	8.8

Plies	5
Materials	Balsa
Head Thickness	7mm
Head Dimensions	157mm x 161mm
Handle Dimensions	100mm x 28mm

Description of Hallmark Aurora

Aurora Blade

Faster forehand side for attacking and slower backhand side, even greater difference than the combination Blade.

Featuring ACT Technology

Forehand (#/100)
Speed 65
Spin 82
Control 98

Backhand (#/100)
Speed 30
Spin 72
Control 100

Combination Blade, one side of the blade is Off, the other side is Def.

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Reviews of the Hallmark Aurora

DKPOWA said this on August 3, 2009:

Im using it with Sriver EL 2.1mm in Off side, and Raystorm 2.1mm Def side.
Its not as slow as I thought, but it has a great control and its feather weight makes it very easy to handle.

Bob Yorke said this on August 22, 2009:

I have been using this blade for about 7 months, use sriver G2 FX 2.1 mm on both sides. I like the very light feel, and its a great for all rounders.

Anonymous said this on January 10, 2012:

Long pips are great on BH-side, which is slow and offers a lot of control, even for faster long pips. FH-side is faster with some balsa-effect. Blade is stiff, so you better use a soft, spinny and speedy FH rubber to create dangerous topspin attacks.

djegi said this on August 26, 2012:

Good combi blade, stif, hard, light, def. on BH, all on FH. Great for close to table blocking game with LP, medium angle trajectory. Down side is poor final finish of blade, after few times gluening off ruber you will have splinter surface, handle is made from some low cost wood and you must be very careful not to hit balsa because it splinter easily.

bfreund said this on February 1, 2013:

Very good combi blade. Males the def work good and ³n the same time You Can attack with good effort and speed.

Speed BH 4/10 Forehand 7/10

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