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atharva sakharkar
atharva sakharkar Asked 11 years ago

I'm planning to buy a pair of the following rubbers

Yasaka zap biotech

Yasaka new era

Should i buy this rubbers im playing table tennis for half a year


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago

Hi Atharva,

I would just go for Mark V on both sides.  The Zap is a bit slower and the Era is a bit faster but Mark V is well tried and a rubber that I can recommend.


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atharva sakharkar

atharva sakharkar Posted 11 years ago

Thank u alois im gettingtwi mark 5 rubbers now bt im confusedbetween these three blade 

Tibhar stratus powerhood

Dhs power g7 blade

Friendship ritc 729 carbon


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 11 years ago

I don't know much about these blades.  Perhaps one of our other readers will be able to help.


Jakob TheUnknown

Jakob TheUnknown Posted 11 years ago

If you've been a player for only a half year i wouldn't recommend any of the blades you wrote about. They are all very fast and a too fast blade results in that your playing style will be slower because the ball flies off your bat very fast and you will not be able to cotrol the ball very good. I would instead recommend an allround blade, there are lots of them and they are cheaper! :)


Arnaud N

Arnaud N Posted 11 years ago

Regarding the Mark V, is there a big difference between the various thicknesses available? I'm thinking to get the 1.8 mm version on both sides, with a Yasaka Balsa blade.


Dhruv Maniar

Dhruv Maniar Posted 11 years ago

For more spin you can look at the blades made with Hinoki wood.........they are available in almost all leading manufacturers.


Oscar Moe Myint

Oscar Moe Myint Posted 10 years ago

Sir,

       Do the serves  of professinoal players need expensive rackets?

       Can their serves be done with normal rackets?


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