Blades
Stiga Allround Classic Blade Review—A Table Tennis Blade from 1967
The Stiga Allround Classic Blade was first introduced in 1967 and has been popular among table tennis players for its versatility and d...
The Most Detailed Nittaku Violin Blade Review
Nittaku Violin is a table tennis blade that is claimed to be the first of its kind, using technology similar to that used in stringed i...
The most detailed Donic Waldner Legend Carbon Blade Review
As one of the most famous and successful table tennis players in Europe, Waldner's career has undoubtedly been extremely illustrious. I...
Yinhe V14 pro Review–Alternative to Butterfly Viscaria?
For loads of ping pong lovers, Butterfly Viscaria might be the best blade in the market nowadays due to its marvelous speed and spin. H...
Nittaku Acoustic Review–Ma Long used it before!
The Nittaku Acoustic is renowned as one of the best table tennis blades on the market. With its unique combination of power and speed, ...
Stiga Clipper CR Review-Classic Stiga Blade
Stiga blades are known for their exceptional quality, giving players total confidence in their equipment. Stiga Clipper CR blade is a m...
Dr. Neubauer Barricade DEF review—The slowest blade ever?
In our previous blogs, we talked a lot about long pips and short pips rubbers. However, some players with a defensive playstyle are cur...
Butterfly 70th anniversary blade
Butterfly is one of the most well-known table tennis brands in the world, and the company has been around for over 70 years. To celebra...
The most detailed Killerspin Jet 800 paddle Review
We have introduced two premade ping pong rackets, Stiga Raptor and Stiga Pro Carbon, in our previous blogs. In this blog, we shall talk...
Stiga Raptor Vs Pro Carbon|Pros & Cons?
Stiga has produced many classic table tennis blades, such as Stiga Pro Carbon, Stiga Rosewood NCT V, Stiga Evolution, Stiga Ebenholz NC...