Andro Rasanter V47

It refers to the rubber's approximately 47-degree sponge hardness, placing V47 in the medium-hard part of the Rasanter range. It is firmer than R42 but softer and easier to engage than the hardest Rasanter variants.

Yes. Andro developed the Rasanter generation around the demands of the plastic ball, using a relatively thin topsheet and its Energy Cell sponge. The design prioritizes active acceleration and a higher-impact attacking game.

Players with a strong swing commonly choose it for forehand loops because its 47-degree sponge remains stable under force. It can also work on the backhand for advanced players, but R42 or another softer rubber is easier to compress with a shorter stroke.

Ultramax uses the thickest available sponge and leaves less room for the topsheet under the table-tennis thickness limit, favoring speed and power. The 2.0 mm version generally offers a little more restraint for blocking, placement, and shorter strokes.