
Der Materialspezialist
Wizard Fire
Der Materialspezialist Wizard Fire is a 2024 5 table tennis blade made in Germany. It is ITTF-approved, classed power-offensive (OFF+), and uses an all-wood layup with no synthetic fibre — more dwell and a clearer wood feel.
8.5 community score · 10 reviews · €79
About Wizard Fire
Factory figures: typical weight 65 g, thickness 9.9 mm. Handles listed: Flared (FL), Straight (ST), Anatomic (AN). Construction label All wood (5). Power-offensive play from mid-distance — heavy loops and finishing hits is the intended game.
Combined index: speed 99, control 90, stiffness 84 (official mapping 99 / 90 / 84). All-wood blades in this speed band are usually chosen for dwell and placement rather than raw kick.
Community score 8.5 / 10 from 10 reviews. Indicative European street price €79. Compare Wizard Fire with other all wood OFF+ blades on TableTennisReview.
Playing specs
Blend of official and community. Community weight 34% with 10 reviews (20–60% as sample size grows).
Tick mark on each bar is the official value.
Factory specifications
- Weight
- 65 g
- Thickness
- 9.9 mm
- Year
- 2024
- Made in
- Germany
- Construction
- All wood
Handles
Handles listed for this SKU: Flared (FL), Straight (ST), Anatomic (AN). Handle shape does not change the ply recipe, weight class or Combined index.
- Flared (FL)
- Straight (ST)
- Anatomic (AN)
- Flared (FL)
- The usual European shakehand handle. The flare fills the palm and locks the blade in; it does not change the ply recipe.
- Straight (ST)
- A straight handle is easier to rotate in the hand — the usual pick for combination rackets and some two-wing loopers who change grip mid-rally.
- Anatomic (AN)
- An anatomic handle follows the palm. Same wood as FL/ST on the same SKU; pick it if that shape already fits.
Vs catalog average
Combined index against the rest of the catalogue. Official / Community live in the spec card; the chart stays on Combined so comparisons stay fair.
- Wizard Fire
- Catalog avg
Zoomed 50–100 scale · the inner ring is 50, not 0, so gaps around the average actually show.
Speed
99
+15 vs Catalog avg
Control
90
+3 vs Catalog avg
Stiffness
84
+11 vs Catalog avg


