Pack Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon + Hybrid K3 Pro

This pack includes the blade and rubbers used by Alexis Lebrun, with which he won an Olympic medal with the French team at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, as well as the European Championship titles in singles and doubles alongside his brother Felix Lebrun.

The Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon 7-ply (5+2) blade is custom-made for its namesake and perfectly suited to his spectacular offensive game with constant changes in speed and spin, which often frustrate his opponents. Two plies of Krypto Carbon, a carbon weave made of voluminous fibers with a special structure, combined with precisely blended veneer layers, form a powerful blade with fine feedback on shots, perfectly suited to players who want to surprise their opponents with different variations at any moment, just like Alexis Lebrun. The TIBHAR KRYPTO CARBON is made from a carbon fiber mesh of perfectly uniform density. The innovative weave is designed to maximize fabric volume, providing enhanced feel and greater control. Of course, power is also increased by the special weave/resin structure.

The ultimate benefit of KRYPTO CARBON technology is that it gives the player a completely new level of feedback at the point of impact between the ball and the blade.

All these advantages of this extraordinary blade, combined with the Tibhar Hybrid K3 rubbers' high dynamic spin and powerful catapult with a hard sponge, form the basis for high speeds. The rubber surface gives you the feeling that you can immediately and effortlessly counter your opponent's shot, whether it's a slice or a topspin loaded with spin. Because fast rubbers often present a challenge when it comes to optimal control.

It includes a rigid box for the blade with the player image.

The blade and rubbers can be assembled free of charge, provided this is specified in the order notes.

 Includes 1 Tibhar Alexis Lebrun Krypto Carbon blade + 2 Tibhar Hybrid K3 PRO rubbers in maximum thickness. You can also upgrade the rubbers to Hybrid K3 or Hybrid K3 FX by noting this in the order notes.

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