Name: Table tennis bat Primorac 7000
Brand: Butterfly
SKU: SPTxcr019
Availability: Discontinued
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Table tennis bat Primorac 7000

The Butterfly Zoran Primorac 7000 table tennis racket is the ideal choice for advanced recreational and ambitious players. The bat belongs to the luxury edition Butterfly, which is dedicated to Croatian legend Zoran Primorac and belongs to the best that this famous brand offers in the segment of three-star amateur racquets. Their main advantage is the extremely spinning Wakaba covers, which will please especially offensive-minded players. Overall, however, the parameters of the covers are rarely balanced and allow for a universal concept of play. Wood bats are a five-layer sandwich made in Japan. The Butterfly Zoran Primorac 7000 racket is equipped with a hollow concave (FL) handle. The 1.7 mm thick cover is designed in a classic red and black design. The bat is approved and certified by the ITTF for use in official registered table tennis competitions.

Key features of the Butterfly Zoran Primorac 7000 table tennis racket

The racquet is the ideal choice for advanced recreational and ambitious players
The bat is one of the best in the three-star racquet segment
Its main advantage is the extremely spinning Wakaba covers, which will please especially offensive-minded players
The parameters of the covers are balanced and allow for a universal concept of the game
Wood bats is a five-layer sandwich made in Japan
The Butterfly Zoran Primorac 7000 racket is equipped with a hollow concave (FL) handle
The 1.7 mm thick cover is designed in a classic red and black design
The bat is approved and certified by the ITTF for use in official registered table tennis competitions

Zoran Primorac

Zoran Primorac is a Croatian legend and winner of more than 20 medals at the European Championships, World Championships and Olympic Games. Interestingly, he won his first medal from a top event in 1986 at the European Championships in Prague. Zoki, as Primorac is nicknamed, has always had a pressure game with an emphasis on maximum spin and speed.