How do I choose a table tennis blade?

If you think that you are an all-round player then your best choice would be an all-round wood. If you are an offensive player, choose a faster blade which has a speed rating over 70. Most 5 ply blades are in the all-round range (50-70). 7 and 9 ply blades are faster for offensive play and provide extra strength.

What is Stiga CR system?

The Clipper CR has the CR-system, a revolution in blade technology. The front part of the blade is UV-finished, which yields a reasonably increased speed to the ball (at least 21% faster than a conventional blade). Class: OFF. Speed: 90. Control: 63.

What is FL in table tennis?

1 Flared handle (FL) Flared handle (FL): best for forehand dominant player, best for looping style. Chinese players prefer FL handle the most.

How long does a table tennis blade last?

If you play regularly, then an all-round blade should last a year or two. An offensive blade will last longer, and a very fast blade much longer. However, the change in the blade with age may not bother you at all. Some players never change their blade.

What makes a good table tennis blade?

The rules of table tennis state that the blade must be made of at least 85% natural wood. But the rules also allow for small amounts of other materials such as carbon fibre, glass fibre or compressed paper – but these must be less than 7.5% of the total thickness or 0.35mm, whichever is the smaller.

What is WRB blade?

The Offensive Classic WRB is an attacking, lightweight blade. Built to suit fast and technical attacking play. The Stiga WRB Offensive Classic is the same as the regular Offensive Classic, except for the hollow WRB handle. This enhances the balance of the blade and lightens the weight.

Should I Lacquer my blade?

Lacquer will protect the blade from damage when peeling off rubbers. Bear in mind lacquer on a flex or lopping blade will make it harder – therefore comprise the looping potential of the blade.

Which are the best table tennis rackets?

BEST-10-TABLE-TENNIS-RACKETS-IN-INDIA-FOR-2019

  1. Stiga Sedro Table Tennis Racket-
  2. Donic Carbotec 3000-
  3. GKI Euro Jumbo-
  4. Stag Balsa Carbon Gen II/TEC-
  5. Stag All Round-
  6. Stiga Revtect-
  7. Stiga Tactic-
  8. GKI Euro XX-

Should I seal table tennis blade?

Blade sealing in table tennis both strengthens your blade and makes your rubbers easier to remove. This means they are less likely to pull chips of wood away when they are removed. The more often you change your rubbers, the higher the chances you have of pulling off splinters.

How often should I change table tennis blade?

The Quick Answer. Most table tennis rubbers last for 75-100 hours of playing before they need replacing. Inverted rubber is the least durable and usually lasts between 80-100 hours, whereas pimpled and anti-spin rubbers can last over 100 hours.