Drvo SpinLord / Carbon Spin DEF

The SpinLord Carbon Spin DEF is a specialized modern defensive table tennis blade engineered by SpinLord Germany. Designed specifically for modern defenders who require massive underspin damping on passive chops alongside crisp carbon-assisted acceleration for sudden forehand counter-attacks, this blade features an enlarged head size, thin high-elastic carbon fleece layers, and soft wood plies.

Key Playing Characteristics

• Modern DEF Dynamics: Soft outer wood plies absorb heavy oncoming topspin energy, while internal carbon fleece adds stiffness for fast counter-loops.
• Enlarged Defensive Head (Oversized): Expands the effective sweet spot, providing maximum forgiveness and margin of error on deep chops.
• Pimples-Out & Anti-Spin Synergy: The carbon layer provides the necessary firmness for long pimples or anti-spin rubbers to reverse spin sharply.
• Featherlight Balance: Crafted at approximately 75 grams, allowing rapid racket maneuvering between chopping and active attacking stances.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Category / Style	DEF / DEF+ (Modern Defensive Carbon)
Plies / Composition	5 plies (Selected Soft Wood + 2 Elastic Carbon Fleece Interlayers)
Blade Thickness	approx. 5.6 mm
Weight	approx. 75 g ± 5 g
Head Size	Oversized Modern DEF (approx. 162 mm x 155 mm)
Grip Profiles	FL (Flared), ST (Straight)
Feel / Touch	Soft Touch with Crisp Carbon Damping

Recommended Rubber Combinations

• Modern Defense with Long Pimples: Forehand: Victas Triple Double Extra (Black 2.0 mm) | Backhand: SpinLord Dornenglanz (Red OX / 0.5 mm). Heavy tacky chop on forehand with extreme spin reversal on backhand.
• Classic Chop & Counter-Drive: Forehand: DHS NEO Hurricane 3 (Black 2.15 mm) | Backhand: SpinLord Sternenfall (Red OX). Vicious underspin chop with sudden flat hitting capabilities.
• Controlled Inverted Defense: Forehand: Victas VS > 401 (Black 1.8 mm) | Backhand: Loki RXTON I-T Gold (Red Max - exclusive red sponge). Exceptional backspin control and steady defensive placement.

Explore tactical defensive combinations in our Table Tennis Blade Selection Guide.