Table Tennis Reviews

Our reviewer Patrick takes a look at the Donic Ovtcharov Senso V1, a blade that plays surprisingly well, which he considers "a wonderfully balanced 7 ply blade with an outstanding feeling and price-performance ratio".

In this review, our employee George takes an in depth look at the first two entries of the Omega VII series. Drawing comparisons between them and the previous Omega V entries.

In this review, our equipment tester Patrick evaluates DHS’ Skyline rubber series. Drawing comparisons between some other popular rubbers on the market, he reaches the conclusion that the Skyline rubbers are harder, heavier, slower, and lower-throwing than...

The Nittaku Hurricane Pro 3 Turbo Orange is described as being “faster with active charge”, having “more speed that ever”, and “being ready for 40+ plastic balls”. Follow along as Patrick puts these claims to the test.

In this review, our equipment tester Patrick evaluates the Nittaku Ludeack blade series. Renowned among short pip players, how do these Japan-made blades hold up against other popular 7-ply blades that he's recently tested? Read and find out!

In this review, Patrick tests the German-made Nittaku Moristo SP that turns out to be a fast, but not overly fast, short pimpled rubber. He compares it to Spinlord Waran, the classic TSP Spectol, and Yasaka Rakza PO. 

In this review, Patrick tries out Rakza PO, a short pimpled rubber by Yasaka. It turns out to be an excellent short pimpled rubber for players who want to use a combination of spin, deception, and mix of...

In this review, Patrick tests what's supposed to be a softer and faster version of the regular TSP Spectol. But is this really the case? Read the review and find out!

Having recently tested 3 other 7-ply table tennis blades, our guest poster Patrick is in a perfect position to accurately evaluate DHS’ flagship blades, the Hurricane Long 3 and Hurricane Long 5. Teaser: one of them is blistering fast!

Nittaku recently released a gorgeous blade called the Bloodwood. The question is, does it play as well as it looks? Follow along as Patrick tests this beautiful blade and gives his opinion on the performance.