Carbon Table Tennis Bat

Well I don't know a lot about T T bats as I just like playing the game for recreation but these bats are amazing. They look very much like my well used Coinilleau bats they replaced but are lighter even though they are slightly thicker. I used them for the first time today and I have never hit the ball with such confidence before. There is a hollow sound when striking the ball and I don't know what to say except after a short time of playing I was sure I would achieve the shot I wanted to play and invariably did, weird and amazing.

It's great to learn proper strokes with this bat because it's slow and has lots of control. It couldn't hurt being faster though. The rubber is nothing special either and I wish it would have more spin. For the price, it's a great starter bat to learn with but people will quickly grow out of this bat in no time.

This bat is incredible for a newbie such as myself. It gives extreme confidence on attacking with a lot of spin, be careful playing against an opponent also using this bat as it makes for some awkward returning (but some amazing in air acrobatics by the ball as it dances backward and forward). The bat is quite "solid" if you are not careful a gently tap can easily turn in to a rocket return. It does take a little getting used to but it is extremely comfortable, very well balanced and provides a lot of confidence for anyone using it (it was loaned to a number of people to play with even those had never played before). Good luck.

It's a table tennis bat! Not much else you can say about it, but it's excellent value for money and does the job well. Better for players of a reasonable standard as it applies spin well but also takes it when applied by your opponent!

Everything fine 👍

The blade is too light making the attack less aggressive. The forehand and backhand rubbers lack stickiness which negatively affects the spin. Not impressed with it as it didn't suit my style of playing which is based on attach and max spin. Overall it is a good bat for a beginner to start with.

The good points I found: - Pretty light and feels good in my hand - Performance wise, it's indeed quite good in sense of control and managing incoming spins - Solid rubber which allows to send back good spins too The bad: - Despite having quite thick padding - it sounds and feels like there is not much padding at all. Almost sounds like hitting bare wood. Maybe this is the price for the "control" but I still can't get used with the sound. If you are ok with the sound and "wooden" feel - then it's good value for the money.

after reading the reviews on amazon, i decided to buy this bat and I love it. It's got a good grip and spin. I would definitely recommend buying this bat, for an expensive bat to be reduced so much is good value

Ok

The beginner version is just as normal as any other bat.

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The bat meets the expectation in terms of speed and control. Using it is an enjoyable experience...

We were ordinary beginners, 1 hour a day players with standard paddles for 2 years. We were getting really consistent and wanted to step up a level. These looked like the best value for quality - and that’s exactly what they are. …BUT… At first they seemed wayyyyy too slowwwww and wayyy too spinny. “Too much sponge!” we thought. No. No. No! They are *great* intermediate paddles but you need to figure them out - and all that requires is practice. How much practice? It’s been about 5 weeks today and… *EVERY* aspect of our game has gone up. We are much more controlled in deep play, much more dangerous cutting and driving in the short game, tenacious blockers in the defensive game… and of course more annoying servers. All of it is better. Better than that: all of it is a ton more fun. We just crack up at the crazy things we can do now. We did try a different brand first, but they reeked of plastic, so we sent them back. These paddles are virtually odor free. That said, the soft rubber is almost certainly loaded with softening agents which, as a biochemist, I do not want on my skin (nor yours). Solution? Easy: get yourself a golf glove for your paddle hand. Perfect - plus you do get a nice grip this way - just like you would in golf. Score that. Highly recommend. Oh, and to any haters who snub these paddles as “not pro quality?” Don’t be simple. OF COURSE these are not “pro quality!” Haha! They also don’t cost $200! What these paddles are: great for taking a step up from standard paddles without breaking the bank or buying more than you can use. When these eventually wear out? Good news: we will peel them, get a set of Butterfly rubbers, and give these blades plenty more life. Ka-ching!