Looking for the best ping pong paddle for 2024? We’ve put together our buying guide for beginners and intermediate players looking to up their game with the best table tennis racket for your needs. If you’re in a rush and want to know which bats we recommend, check out the
The Rakza series is the most popular offensive group of rubbers that Yasaka has produced. And of the 8 Rakza rubbers released thus far, Rakza 7 has proven to be the most popular among players. Here is our Rakza 7 review. Specifications Speed: 9 Spin: 9.3 Control:
Released in 2017, Butterfly Rozena marked a new rubber line targeted at a specific audience. Piggybacking off of the success of Tenergy, Rozena is aimed at players who are not skilled enough to use Tenergy but want a similar playing experience. Think of it somewhat as a muted Tenergy rubber
Tibhar Evolution is a wildly popular rubber series that is often compared with the Tenergy line produced by Butterfly. They both occupy the same rubber niche, therefore Evolution is largely considered Tibhar’s Tenergy equivalent. Where Tenergy 05 (TO5) shines in the Tenergy series, Tibhar Evolution MX-P is the standout for
Dignics is Butterfly’s latest ping pong rubber series catered to the modern-day attacker. Previously, Tenergy 05 (T05) had comfortably ruled as their most popular rubber; but, Dignics 05 might knock T05 off its pedestal! Specifications Speed: 8.9 Spin: 9.4 Control: 8.7 Hardness: Medium-hard ITTF Approved? Yes Thickness (mm): 1.9, 2.1 Price: $$$$
Moving away from typical European-style rubbers, today we take a look at DHS Hurricane 3. Hurricane 3 (H3) leads the charge for Chinese-style rubbers boasting incredible popularity and durability. While far less common outside of China, lots of players use it. Just yesterday some of my table tennis friends were
While Tenergy 05 is paraded around as Butterfly’s best-selling rubber, Sriver actually holds the title. This is partly because it has been around for such a damn long time. The Butterfly Sriver was first released in 1967, and throughout its reign, it has helped pros win more than 90 World and
Donic Bluefire M2 is a well-balanced rubber for all areas of play, yet it also offers high spin and speed, which makes it very desirable. It best fits into the offensive category but can certainly still occupy the allround+ or offensive+ classification in the hands of the right player and
If you want a grippy rubber with explosiveness then Butterfly Tenergy 64 is the rubber you need to buy. Butterfly Tenergy 64 is fast, like super-fast. So fast in fact that it’s considered to be the quickest of the Tenergy family which is one of the reasons it is so
Rasanter is one of the most popular rubber series that Andro has put out. Its predecessor, Andro Rasant, was similarly very well-received by the table tennis community. However, it was unexpectedly discontinued and replaced by Rasanter – a surprise given its popularity. Usually, manufacturers will continue to produce popular old
