TABLE TENNIS RACKET SET
Original price was: $38.99.$26.99Current price is: $26.99.
- PRODUCT DETAILS
- 2 Ping Pong Paddles
- 5 Ply Wooden Racket Handle
- Racket Dimensions 6.2 X 5.9 Inches
- 2 Ping Pong Balls
- 3 Star ABS Ping Pong Ball
- Advanced Table Tennis Case
- Case Dimensions 11 x 7 x 1 1/8 Inches
This premium table tennis paddle set is designed for tournament players who want to bring their best to every match. Each set includes two high-quality paddles, one yellow and one white, along with a 3-star ping pong ball and a convenient carry case. The paddles feature a cushioned rubber surface on top, full-grip handles, and a 5-ply wooden blade that delivers robust stroke control, spin, and speed from either side. Crafted with a focus on balance, durability, and style, these paddles are ideal for both competitive play and casual fun. Whether a player is practicing a serve solo or facing off across the net, this set delivers the sport-level performance serious players expect.
The 40mm size balls meet official standards, offering consistent bounce for sharp returns and smooth rallies. Ideal for use on indoor or outdoor tables, the carry case includes loops to hang it securely and keep your gear organized before every match. Whether you’re in a tournament, a family game room, or hosting a casual match with friends, this set is built to bring people together for memorable moments of play. A great companion to other classic games, such as foosball tables, this table tennis set adds competitive excitement and lasting quality to any game space. From positioning your shot to choosing your paddle, this set is made to elevate your play, one serve at a time.
How to set up the case and hang your table tennis equipment:
1. Unzip the case and lay it on a flat surface.
2. Place each tab (located on the outside of the case) against the surface where it will hang, and insert a nail, screw, or hook to hang the bag.
It is convenient to hang and store each player’s accessories between games. This is a great bag to always have during practice, so your mind can focus on skill, technique, a good rally, and competition.
The dimensions of the carry-on case are 11X6¾ X1½ inches.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
To choose a ping pong paddle, first consider your playing style—pick a paddle with more speed if you’re aggressive, or more control if you focus on defense and spin. Check the paddle’s rubber type: smooth rubber for spin and speed, or pimpled rubber for disrupting your opponent’s shots. Lastly, think about the paddle’s weight and handle shape to ensure it feels comfortable and balanced in your hand.
Hard ping pong paddles offer more speed and power, making them great for aggressive, attacking players. Soft paddles provide better control and allow you to generate more spin, which is ideal for defensive or spin-focused styles. The best choice depends on whether you prioritize power or precision in your game.
Heavier ping pong paddles can provide more power behind your shots because of the added mass, but they may reduce your speed and wrist flexibility. Lighter paddles offer quicker reactions and better control, especially for fast exchanges and spin techniques. So the best weight depends on your playing style—power players might prefer heavier paddles, while quick, spin-focused players often choose lighter ones.
Ping pong paddles have different colors—usually red on one side and black on the other—to help players easily distinguish between different types of rubber during a game. Each side often has different characteristics, like varying levels of spin or speed, so the colors let opponents know which side is being used. This rule, set by the International Table Tennis Federation, ensures fair play and strategy awareness.
Smooth ping pong paddles are generally better for generating spin and speed, giving you more control over your shots. Bumpy or pimpled paddles are often used for defensive play or to disrupt your opponent’s spin but usually offer less spin and speed. So, if you want to play aggressively with spin, a smooth paddle is usually the better choice.
Hold the ping pong paddle with a relaxed but firm grip, using either the shakehand grip—where you hold it like shaking someone’s hand—or the penhold grip—where you hold it like a pen. Your thumb and index finger should comfortably grip the blade while the other fingers wrap around the handle, giving you good control and stability. Keeping your wrist flexible helps you generate spin and power, making your strokes more effective.
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