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Rubber Tensor Intermediate

Andro Rasanter R47

$52 · 1200–1800

A tensor suited to intermediate players (USATT 1200–1800). Community data rates it 71% positive across 191 r/tabletennis mentions. Medium-soft German tensor with excellent all-round characteristics. Praised for its balance of speed, spin, and control. Very popular at club level.

191Reddit mentions
71%positive sentiment
35%recommend it
2players use it (flair data)

Characteristics

Speed
8.5
Spin
8.5
Control
8.0
Consistency
8.0

Thickness options

1.7mm1.9mm2.1mmmax

Default: 1.9mm

What the community says

Based on 191 mentions across 14,000+ r/tabletennis discussions

"Good control, affordable on sale"
"Rasanter r48 supersedes it in every performance aspect"
"Feels too thick and hard on backhand; lacks durability compared to premium alternatives"

Recommended by player level

Beginner
42%
Intermediate
41%
Advanced
34%

Playing style fit

45%
Attacking
39%
All-round
35%
Defensive

Commonly paired with

Where to buy

Frequently asked

Is the Andro Rasanter R47 good for beginners?

Not quite. The Andro Rasanter R47 is aimed at intermediate players. Beginners may find it harder to control than entry-level gear, but players with some experience will get more out of it.

What blade is the Andro Rasanter R47 typically used with?

According to r/tabletennis community data (191 discussions), the Andro Rasanter R47 is most frequently seen on the Viscaria and Allround Classic. These blade combinations appear most in community recommendations.

What thickness should I choose for the Andro Rasanter R47?

The recommended starting thickness is 1.9mm. Thicker sheets (up to max) add power but reduce control and feel. Thinner sheets like 1.7mm suit players prioritising consistency over speed.

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