Butterfly Timo Boll TJ Pro-Line Table Tennis Racket | Ideal For Solid, Balanced Play Featuring A Smaller Handle | Pro-Line Series | Recommended For Future Champions

The Timo Boll TJ is powered by Butterfly's patented Tamca 5000 Carbon technology offering more power, consistency and a larger sweet spot. The blade features a slightly smaller head and handle. This makes it easier to maneuver and is ideal for kids or players with smaller hands. Sriver is an excellent all-around attacking rubber, good spin and even better speed. Sriver was the dominant rubber for more than 25 years. Good spin and more speed for a balanced attack.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

• BLADE: Timo Boll TJ | Plies: 3-Ply Wood + 2 T5000 Carbon | Reaction: 10.5 | Vibration: 11.4
• HANDLE: Flared - Concave At The Center - The Most Popular Style
• FOREHAND RUBBER: Sriver | Sponge Thickness (mm): 2.1 | Speed: 38 | Spin: 23 | Arc: 23 | Hardness: 38
• BACKHAND RUBBER: Sriver | Sponge Thickness (mm): 2.1 | Speed: 38 | Spin: 23 | Arc: 23 | Hardness: 38
• APPROVAL: International Table Tennis Federation Approved
• All Pro-Line Rackets Come Fully Assembled

IN DEPTH

• BLADE REACTION & VIBRATION PROPERTIES
• RUBBER SPEED, SPIN, ARC, STABILITY & VARIATION PROPERTIES
• RUBBER SPONGE THICKNESS
  
  

PLEASE NOTE: Ultimately, most players find a blade that best suits their own individual and unique style of play and will use that blade for many years. If properly cared for, the blade will last years. However, the rubber will wear out over time and need to be replaced. When that day comes, DO NOT THROW THIS RACKET AWAY! The glue that is used to assemble Butterfly Pro-Line rackets will allow you to easily remove the old rubber. You can have the rubber professionally installed or you can even do it yourself! Replace with the same rubber or upgrade to one that offers more speed, or more spin, or both!

Did You Know?
More World Class Players Trust Butterfly Than Any Other Brand - At the 2019 World Table Tennis Championships, 99.8% of the participants were surveyed regarding their individual blade and rubber usage. Of those surveyed, Butterfly blades were used by 56.6% of the participants while the other 43.4% consisted of 11 different brands. Butterfly rubbers were used by 53.2% of the participants while the other 46.8% consisted of 11 different brands.