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• Overall: 7.71
• Speed: 5.71
• Spin: 7.57
• Control: 7.00

It's said to be the successor to the Matsushita Pr...

Perfect for defense as well as quick counterspins far from the table.The enlarged head of the bla...

• Overall: 7.94
• Speed: 7.61
• Spin: 7.75
• Control: 6.58

Overall my impression is that the ball really flie...

• Developed to emphasize ease of attack as well as controlled defensive play• Faster than the Def...

• Overall: 7.00
• Speed: 6.33
• Spin: 6.33
• Control: 6.33

Coming back to table tennis after a 25-year break,...

Fast, all-wood bladeProvides power the old-fashioned way!Limba outer pliesLightweight and comfort...

• Overall: 7.75
• Speed: 6.43
• Spin: 6.90
• Control: 8.33

A member of my club was using this, so I borrowed ...

• Overall: 7.33
• Speed: 6.67
• Spin: 7.33
• Control: 7.00

It didn't really feel like the kind of blade top p...

If you want to develop a consistent offensive game, but are unsure which blade to use, you can&#3...

• Overall: 8.32
• Speed: 6.78
• Spin: 8.44
• Control: 8.92

It doesn't bounce as much as the image you'd get f...

The Korbel SK7 is an attacking blade that offers a relatively soft and controlled feeling even at...

• Overall: 8.67
• Speed: 8.92
• Spin: 7.08
• Control: 7.83

Same blade as the SK7, just a different grip. Bac...

• Overall: 8.00
• Speed: 7.75
• Spin: 7.38
• Control: 7.50

It's listed as mid-fast, but it actually performs ...

• Overall: 7.67
• Speed: 5.33
• Spin: 8.67
• Control: 7.33

This is exactly what an all-wood blade should feel...

• Overall: 7.64
• Speed: 6.43
• Spin: 7.29
• Control: 8.14

It bounces a lot for a 5-ply blade. Of course, spi...