Choosing Your First Table Tennis Racket 

I haven't purchased it yet for beginners for my equipment what are you thought of these setup I'm considering? Butterfly SK7 classic racquet the rubber front Butterfly Tenergy 05 2.1mm and the back BUTTERFLY Tenergy 64 it comes with free glue / assemble service and I added side tape RB protector 12mm Let me know if this combination is okay if not what else do you suggest? Appreciated your help 😊

Instructions not clear got my dog stuck in the blender

I want to buy a cheap TT racket so what I buy

@Mrinkblots yhyh i do one sec

I would have thought that the thicker the sponge the slower the speed but I guess I was wrong. Interesting! Thanks

Perfect video. Very objective. No mention of brands and all that caboodle. I mean, if you'd say that it's better to practice ii, V, I chord progression on Yamaha piano than say Kawai, Bösondorfer, or Steinway, you're missing the point, don't you? Same with table tennis. Makes no difference if you choose Butterfly, Yasaka, Nittaku, or Stiga. All that matters is the overall type! I love this video. It has everything one needs to know about table tennis rackets.

pls help me which should I buy yasaka mark5 or the RITC 729

The Palio Expert 2 is a great bat for beginners. I was recommended it by my tabletennis coach. It's got good quality rubbers, a decent blade - and it's far superior to the majority of bats you find in sports shops. It's become the 'go-to' bat in the UK for those starting out in tabletennis.

I use ma lon carbon with coppa jo gold on both sides. Does it make sense to use rakza x on my forehand? Like is rakza much better than coppa?

I bought the Stiga carbon pro paddle and it's to fast for me what the best Rubber that I should buy to control my shots better?

Hi plz can anyone help me choosing a better combination out of the three following options; 1. BLADE- Yasaka Sweeden Defensive. RUBBERS- Yasaka Rising Dragon + Yasaka phantom. 2..BLADE- Tibhar Stratus PowerDefense. RUBBERS- Tibhar Aurus + Tibhar Grass Dtecs.. 3..BLADE- Stiga Allround Classic. RUBBERS- Stiga Calibra Lt. + Stiga Destroyer.. Thanks in advance..

what is the rule for concave paddles ?

What should i buy Butterfly Tbc 402 Or Nittaku brave 400

hey the speed should not come from the blade it should come from the rubber

fist racket : wood : Butterfly Viscaria Light rubbers : Butterfly Tenergy 05 (MAX) both sides

@MrInkblots one sec m8

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which one is better - gki kung fu or gki dragon. I'm a offensive player, hit lots of fast smashes. the racquet should be good enough to spin a ball and stop opponents spin. So on these criterias, which one of the above mentioned racquets should I buy

+MrInkblots According to the Columbus Table Tennis Club President, Greg Brendon, the most notable difference between the two games is as follows: ping pong paddles (also called bats) do not contain a sponge-like material between the wood and the outermost layer and are referred to as "pips out" because of their knobby texture on the outermost surface. This sponge like material, along with the inversion of the rubber on the outside of the bat is what makes table tennis a game where the spin placed on the ball is a more relevant factor. Table tennis is the most current of the two games. However, some players still play with hard paddles (aka hard bats) which can make for a challenging variation for newer players who are not used to playing against it as the spin factor is altered by the pips. Also the balls in a ping pong match are slightly smaller.

Ok good video however it's not a table tennis 'racket' (a racket has strings) and ping pong is a different game to table tennis! Just to say!