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Setup lab

Build a European club racket in three searches: a blade, a forehand sheet, a backhand sheet. Each piece keeps its own speed, spin and control — we never average the two rubbers into one triangle. Copy the address bar to share the stack, then change any piece without losing the other two.

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Famous setups

Named starting rackets with a URL you can send. Land on the stack, then swap the blade or either wing — the link updates with you.

Blade

Forehand

Backhand

Assembled racket about 174 g and €146 at street prices. Weight and price can be added. Speed, spin and control cannot — those stay on the three cards below.

Blade · base

Butterfly Korbel

Speed78
Control92
Stiffness62

Forehand

Yasaka Rakza 7

Speed88
Spin92
Control84

Backhand

Victas Spectol S1

Speed88
Spin55
Control82

Side by side

Rubbers are not added to the blade. Each piece keeps its own numbers — spin lives on the sheets, stiffness on the wood.

Speed

Blade
78
Forehand
88
Backhand
88

Spin

Blade
—
Forehand
92
Backhand
55

Control

Blade
92
Forehand
84
Backhand
82

Stiffness

Blade
62
Forehand
—
Backhand
—

What this setup plays like

A modern offensive racket with a workable safety margin if the timing is clean. Forehand Yasaka Rakza 7 (speed 88, spin 92, control 84) sits on Butterfly Korbel; backhand is Victas Spectol S1 (speed 88, spin 55, control 82). Assembled weight about 174 g.

Spin is moderate — placement and disruption matter more than raw rotation Asymmetric: Rakza 7 on the forehand, Spectol S1 on the backhand.