andro Synteliac VCI

Description andro Synteliac VCI

andro blade Synteliac VCI - gives your passive game additional security.

Time - or reaction time - to be precise, is the all-important factor in winning points. The clearer and more unambiguous the feedback from the ball's point of impact, the faster your reaction can be. And that's where the advantages of the vibration-suppressing synthetic fibers in the new Synteliac series come in. You get immediate feedback on whether you've hit the ball correctly. Ergo, you're ready for the next shot faster.

The synthetic fibers ZYREEMA and VOLTEMA are among the most advanced of their kind. ZYREEMA gives the blade a hard, crystal-clear stroke and high speed reserves. VOLTEMA, on the other hand, provides moderate wood hardness, unmistakable ball feel and a great balance between speed and control. In combination with carbon they set new standards in the SYNTELIAC series.

The new andro SYNTELIAC technology intelligently combines the properties of synthetic fibers with the technical potential of state-of-the-art veneer processing. The special manufacturing process of the veneer-synthetic composite takes place at lower temperatures than usual to fully preserve the properties of wood veneers. The result: a new playing experience away from previous carbon or synthetic woods. Optimize your reaction time with crystal-clear response feedback and efficient vibration suppression, and experience the sensory, almost intuitive ball feel with maximum sweet spot.

Synteliac VCI

With Synteliac VCI, the synthetic fiber interlayer is located directly on the core veneer. Thus, the wood veneers gain influence on the ball impact point. This makes the stroke a touch softer and even more sensitive.

Due to the perceived longer ball contact time compared to the VCO, your strokes gain precision and quality without losing danger.

Tempo and ball control are in balance. No feeling of oversteer.

Players who build their offensive system on variable topspins and precise shots will have great pleasure with the Synteliac VCI.