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  Appat （Reviews to DNA Dragon power 57.5）

  To put it in perspective, it feels like hitting Kyohyou Turbo Blue. If you rub it firmly, it spins like crazy, but if you hit it with the face or l...

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  Stigerman （Reviews to DNA Dragon power 57.5）

  Of all the Stig Labars I've tried, I think this is the easiest to spin and generate power. It depends on how you hit the ball, but... Even on a lon...

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  Nikko Mask （Reviews to DNA Dragon power 57.5）

  I thought it would be hard, but it's not twice as hard as I thought it would be. I think the seat is helping to make up for the lack of ball grip. ...

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  Takashi （Reviews to Rakza 7）

  The underspin drive hit goes in beautifully. The serve also produces a sharp ball. However, although it doesn't fly too far, the opponent said it i...

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  All Four （Reviews to JEKYLL ＆ HYDE C57.5）

  I resumed playing table tennis after a few decades, and in search of the feeling of hitting the ball when I applied checkered three times to my Sla...

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  Glen Alma （Reviews to Anperuguen CFZ）

  My first impression was that this racket would go well with any rubber. The bounce is neither too strong nor too weak, so it flies when you want it...

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  Ajosse （Reviews to solo）

  Blade is exactly what manufacturer describes. Quick, predictable, stable, not too hard, good touch. Valie for money. Unfortunately discontinued.

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  Pen drive type （Reviews to Cybershape CARBON）

  I put a hard rubber on the forehand side and a soft rubber on the backhand side. The spin is decent, but the speed is fast. It flies. The hitting s...

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  Genhogan （Reviews to Miyabi）

  I started playing table tennis (large ball) again to build up my stamina for golf. I bought a single-ply Nittaku Miyabi shakehand racket that I had...

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  knhb （Reviews to KORBEL）

  It bounces better than I imagined at first, but the subtle bounce makes it hard to handle. Techniques like loop drives were easy to do with few mis...