Comments for Table Tennis Paddles http://www.tabletennispaddles.org Best deals on ping pong/table tennis paddles Wed, 12 May 2010 17:19:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on About TableTennisPaddles.org by Lexie Wilkinson http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/general/about-tabletennispaddles-org/comment-page-1/#comment-368 Lexie Wilkinson Wed, 12 May 2010 17:19:27 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/?p=219#comment-368 Table tennis is the name of our game. me and my 3 brothers always play it.~.: Table tennis is the name of our game. me and my 3 brothers always play it.~.:

]]> Comment on About TableTennisPaddles.org by Lovetta Darosa http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/general/about-tabletennispaddles-org/comment-page-1/#comment-367 Lovetta Darosa Thu, 29 Apr 2010 17:57:50 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/?p=219#comment-367 Really love your post regarding table tennis paddles. Really love your post regarding table tennis paddles.

]]> Comment on Butterfly 8181 Rushawa Table Tennis Racket Care Kit by Edison http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/racket-care/butterfly-8181-rushawa-table-tennis-racket-care-kit/comment-page-1/#comment-332 Edison Wed, 19 Aug 2009 22:30:58 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/?p=269#comment-332 </div> If you have anything from a mid-range recreational paddle to a high-end professional paddle, you will need to clean your paddle's rubber if you care at all about your investment's efficacy (in applying spin to your shots) lasting. The two components that make up this package are a great way of doing just that. Washing your paddle down with water in a sink to remove the dirt, grease, and oil can only do so much, exactly like how rinsing oily peanut-butter stains from a dining plate with merely water is a lost cause. The foam (which does a massively better job than merely water) comes out of the container explosively quickly, so ration it onto your paddle's surfaces with utmost caution. The sponge is also a well-made utensil in doing the needed scrubbing, in addition to its ability to dry your paddle to some extent. If you have anything from a mid-range recreational paddle to a high-end professional paddle, you will need to clean your paddle’s rubber if you care at all about your investment’s efficacy (in applying spin to your shots) lasting. The two components that make up this package are a great way of doing just that. Washing your paddle down with water in a sink to remove the dirt, grease, and oil can only do so much, exactly like how rinsing oily peanut-butter stains from a dining plate with merely water is a lost cause. The foam (which does a massively better job than merely water) comes out of the container explosively quickly, so ration it onto your paddle’s surfaces with utmost caution. The sponge is also a well-made utensil in doing the needed scrubbing, in addition to its ability to dry your paddle to some extent.

]]> Comment on Butterfly 8181 Rushawa Table Tennis Racket Care Kit by Andie http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/racket-care/butterfly-8181-rushawa-table-tennis-racket-care-kit/comment-page-1/#comment-331 Andie Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:33:26 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/?p=269#comment-331 </div> I play for a couple hours every week day with a Carlos Chiu Butterfly paddle. The paddle when new was incredible, the spins and the speed were beyond what any of my opponents have ever seen. As time went on, with constant cleaning using this product, the paddle has remained FAR stickier than any of my opponents more expensive paddles. For a small $20 investment, I would say it's a small price to pay to double the life of your paddle's spin an control, and keep that winning edge ;). I play for a couple hours every week day with a Carlos Chiu Butterfly paddle. The paddle when new was incredible, the spins and the speed were beyond what any of my opponents have ever seen. As time went on, with constant cleaning using this product, the paddle has remained FAR stickier than any of my opponents more expensive paddles. For a small $20 investment, I would say it’s a small price to pay to double the life of your paddle’s spin an control, and keep that winning edge ;) .

]]> Comment on DHS HURRICANE-II Pips-In Table Tennis Rubber by Shlomo http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-rubbers/dhs-hurricane-ii-pips-in-table-tennis-rubber-double-happiness/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Shlomo Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:34:47 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/?p=271#comment-336 </div> Got this product this week. It looks good, but after I put it on blade and tried it, the ball didn't bounce much. Thought I didn't follow the instruction closely and tried it again, it improved a bit but still not right. Searched the web and somebody mentioned that this product needs to be glue multiple times and the speed will improve. Thought this might be helpful information. Unfortunately, I can't confirm that because I used up my glue and have to order another one. Have to say that the rubber sheet looks good and can generate quite some spin. <br/> Got this product this week. It looks good, but after I put it on blade and tried it, the ball didn’t bounce much. Thought I didn’t follow the instruction closely and tried it again, it improved a bit but still not right. Searched the web and somebody mentioned that this product needs to be glue multiple times and the speed will improve. Thought this might be helpful information. Unfortunately, I can’t confirm that because I used up my glue and have to order another one. Have to say that the rubber sheet looks good and can generate quite some spin.

]]> Comment on DHS HURRICANE-III Pips-In Table Tennis Rubber by Ly http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-rubbers/dhs-hurricane-iii-pips-in-table-tennis-rubber-double-happiness/comment-page-1/#comment-335 Ly Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:16:59 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/?p=270#comment-335 </div> <br/>Got this product this week. It looks good, but after I put it on blade and tried it, the ball didn't bounce much. Thought I didn't follow the instruction closely and tried it again, it improved a bit but still not right. Searched the web and somebody mentioned that this product needs to be glue multiple times and the speed will improve. Thought this might be helpful information. Unfortunately, I can't confirm that because I used up my glue and have to order another one. Have to say that the rubber sheet looks good and can generate quite some spin. <br/><br/>The same applies to Hurricane 2. I bought both.
Got this product this week. It looks good, but after I put it on blade and tried it, the ball didn’t bounce much. Thought I didn’t follow the instruction closely and tried it again, it improved a bit but still not right. Searched the web and somebody mentioned that this product needs to be glue multiple times and the speed will improve. Thought this might be helpful information. Unfortunately, I can’t confirm that because I used up my glue and have to order another one. Have to say that the rubber sheet looks good and can generate quite some spin.

The same applies to Hurricane 2. I bought both.

]]> Comment on Butterfly 7245 Firehand FL Table Tennis Racket by Xenos http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-7245-firehand-fl-table-tennis-racket/comment-page-1/#comment-260 Xenos Mon, 20 Jul 2009 01:01:39 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-7245-firehand-fl-table-tennis-racket/#comment-260 The Firehand is an excellent racket for those who desire speed above all else. The control rating could be alittle higher, but it's got the perfect combination of speed and spin, and could be the difference-maker to step up your game another notch. The best racket under $100, and the step below forking over the cash for carbon rubber. Definitely better than it's Stiga counterparts. The Firehand is an excellent racket for those who desire speed above all else. The control rating could be alittle higher, but it’s got the perfect combination of speed and spin, and could be the difference-maker to step up your game another notch. The best racket under $100, and the step below forking over the cash for carbon rubber. Definitely better than it’s Stiga counterparts.

]]> Comment on Butterfly 7245 Firehand FL Table Tennis Racket by Anonymous http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-7245-firehand-fl-table-tennis-racket/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Anonymous Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:13:56 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-7245-firehand-fl-table-tennis-racket/#comment-259 This is an excellent racket for competitive or high-end recreational play. It's a very powerful blade that can deliver fast shots and slams. As far as the price, it is good for this quality, but not recommended if you are just starting out or aren't planning on taking Table Tennis competitively. This is an excellent racket for competitive or high-end recreational play. It’s a very powerful blade that can deliver fast shots and slams. As far as the price, it is good for this quality, but not recommended if you are just starting out or aren’t planning on taking Table Tennis competitively.

]]> Comment on Butterfly 7245 Firehand FL Table Tennis Racket by Paisley http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-7245-firehand-fl-table-tennis-racket/comment-page-1/#comment-258 Paisley Sun, 19 Jul 2009 21:17:42 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-7245-firehand-fl-table-tennis-racket/#comment-258 It is a good racket if you want to jump start from intermediate level to expert level for recreational play. This racket gives you pace but not so much spin. The crackling sound which comes out of the paddle when you hit a shot is good. It is a good racket if you want to jump start from intermediate level to expert level for recreational play. This racket gives you pace but not so much spin. The crackling sound which comes out of the paddle when you hit a shot is good.

]]> Comment on Butterfly Kodo Table Tennis Racket by Riona http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-kodo-table-tennis-racket/comment-page-1/#comment-262 Riona Sun, 19 Jul 2009 20:23:08 +0000 http://www.tabletennispaddles.org/table-tennis-paddles/butterfly-kodo-table-tennis-racket/#comment-262 I am skilled at table tennis, but I don't consider myself a high-end expert. This is a "racket" or paddle that has a high quality rubber face designed to help a player put additional spin on the ball thru a softer texture and a tacky, almost sticky, finish. Performs admirably, enhances control over spin. If I said it felt much more comfortable than a cheaper racket, I'd be exaggerating. Also, for the price, I would expect to see a nicer finish on the wood laminations. Heck, it resembles cheap luan plywood, to tell the truth. But since play performance is the main objective, this paddle gives added enjoyment. At $35 each, is it two to four times more enjoyable than a cheaper paddle? That's debatable. But if you play table tennis enough, and take care of your equipment, this should pay for itself in added pleasure. I am skilled at table tennis, but I don’t consider myself a high-end expert. This is a “racket” or paddle that has a high quality rubber face designed to help a player put additional spin on the ball thru a softer texture and a tacky, almost sticky, finish. Performs admirably, enhances control over spin. If I said it felt much more comfortable than a cheaper racket, I’d be exaggerating. Also, for the price, I would expect to see a nicer finish on the wood laminations. Heck, it resembles cheap luan plywood, to tell the truth. But since play performance is the main objective, this paddle gives added enjoyment. At $35 each, is it two to four times more enjoyable than a cheaper paddle? That’s debatable. But if you play table tennis enough, and take care of your equipment, this should pay for itself in added pleasure.

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