Table Tennis Reviews

In this review Patrick takes a look at a new blade by Nittaku, the Ma Long Seven. He compares it to DHS Power G7 and Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition. 

Our guest blogger Patrick conducted a blind-test of four rubbers we sent to him. In this post he discovers a super-soft rubber for hitting-based attacking game that turns out to be Neottec Katana. 

Our guest blogger Patrick conducted a blind-test of four rubbers we sent to him. In this post he discovers a medium-hard do-it-all rubber that turns out to be Nittaku Hammond Power. 

Our guest blogger Patrick conducted a blind-test of four rubbers we sent to him. In this post he discovers a fast catapult machine and a fast looping machine that turn out to be Tibhar Aurus Prime and Aurus Select. 

In this review, our guest poster Patrick finds out that Donic Ovtcharov True Carbon is a fast and direct composite blade for the all-out attacker.

Patrick discovers a moderately fast 7-ply do-it-all blade with excellent price-performance ratio.

In this review Patrick tests Tabletennis11.com's best selling blade of 2016, the Tibhar Samsonov Force Pro Black Edition. He says it's a fast 7-ply do-it-all blade with an outstanding price-performance ratio.

Discover everything there is to know about the new and very thin high-end offensive blade by Victas in our in-depth review by Patrick.

Find out everything you need to know about Donic’s Waldner Limited Edition Blades, the JO Shape and Senso Carbon JO Shape in our in-depth review by Patrick Hrdlicka. 

The Donic Baracuda was our 4th most sold rubber in 2016. Find out what our expert reviewer Patrick Hrdlicka thinks of it, and how it compares to other popular rubbers on the market. Additionally, he tries out the Donic Baracuda Big Slam - a softer and spinnier version of the original.