Choosing Racket

Equipment

Fakhruddin Kagdi
Fakhruddin Kagdi Asked 8 years ago

I am an average player which racket is best for me??


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 8 years ago

Hi Fakhruddin,

We have the PingSkills Rook which is great for learning the game with.

The most important thing is to get something with good control.


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Fakhruddin Kagdi

Fakhruddin Kagdi Posted 8 years ago

Thank you for your answer but i m living in india so what should i do for that?


Nagaraj Hegde

Nagaraj Hegde Posted 8 years ago

GKI offensive XX is a decent bat for a beginner. GKI Euro xx should be the next choice. Do the pingskills rook and other products not reach India?


Jeff Plumb

Member Badge Jeff Plumb from PingSkills Posted 8 years ago

We sell online through our store to anywhere in the World. The postal service to India is not as reliable as to some other places so we need to use a more expensive postage option when sending goods to India to help with this problem.


Dustin TT

Dustin TT Posted 8 years ago

I'd say the first step is to do a lot of research as far as the details of the paddle. The thing is, even if you aren't playing in tournaments or at a professional level, it's always fun to dive deep and get something that you put together yourself. If you're not interested in learning how to make your own paddle, but do want to learn more so you can make a better informed decision, check out this beginner's guide to choosing a table tennis paddle. Yes, they call it "ping pong", but they have some pretty good information there. 


Zaid Jamal

Zaid Jamal Posted 8 years ago

Anyone know if the Stiga Pro Carbon racket is good?


martinand bernard

martinand bernard Posted 8 years ago

not for a beginner ( carbon)


shubham v

shubham v Posted 8 years ago

How much should be the lengh of racket??

And the length of sponge also??


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 8 years ago

Yes they usually use 2mm or thicker sponge.  The combination of the sponge and the rubber is allowed to be a maximum of 4mm.


Ajay Persaud

Ajay Persaud Posted 8 years ago

I want to buy a racket from tabletennis 11

For my forehand a dhs hurricane 3 neo

Backhand is a dhs skyline to

And the blade is DHS wind series  W3010

Is this a good option


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