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Andro Returnboard TT-Wall | Professional Return Board for Training
The Andro Returnboard TT-Wall is the first return board from Andro, specifically designed for targeted and realistic individual training. It features ITTF-approved Andro GOOD rubbers to ensure a natural ball response during your drills.
| Manufacturer | Andro |
| Model | 36665 |
| Rubbers | Andro GOOD (1.8mm) |
| Target area | 68 x 34 cm |
| Certification | ITTF approved rubbers |
- Realistic Bounce: High-quality 1.8mm rubbers provide a bounce that closely simulates playing against a real opponent.
- Targeted Training: Large target area helps players improve their accuracy and consistency in various strokes.
- Professional Grade: Uses ITTF-approved competition rubbers for a professional training feel at any level.
- Sturdy Construction: The TT-Wall design is built for stability, ensuring the board remains secure during intense sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I replace the rubbers when they wear out?
Yes, the rubbers can be replaced with standard table tennis rubbers to maintain the board's performance.
Is the angle of the board adjustable?
The TT-Wall is designed for specific training angles to provide the most realistic return possible.
What skill level is this board for?
It is suitable for all levels, from beginners practicing consistency to advanced players refining their precision.
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