Table Tennis Reviews

Our reviewer, Patrick, takes a look at the DHS Hurricane 301 which he considers "An OFF rated blade with an outstanding price:performance ratio for the uncompromising attacking player".

Our reviewer Patrick takes a look at the Tibhar Hybrid K1 European Version which he considers  "a rubber for mid-distance control-oriented players".

In this review, our employee George takes an in depth look at the newest rubber series from Donic, Bluestorm. This is part 2 of 2 which covers Z2, Z3, and Big Slam. Take a look as he draws comparisons between them.

George takes a closer look at the TableTennis11 exclusive blade, the Tibhar Force Pro Special Edition

In this review, our employee George takes an in depth look at the newest rubber series from Donic, Bluestorm. This is part 1 of 2 which covers the hardest and fastest of the series, Z1 Turbo and Z1. Take a look as he draws comparisons between them.

Our reviewer, Patrick, takes a look at four different 7 ply blades from Stiga. Take a look inside to see what he thinks of them!

Our reviewer Patrick takes a look at the Donic Ovtcharov Carbospeed - an incredible offensive weapon for those who can wield it.

Our reviewer Patrick takes a look at the Nittaku Violin and Violin Carbon, the original classic and the new carbon version.

In this review, our employee George takes an in depth look at the two new entries of the DHS Goldarc series. Take a look as he draws comparisons between them.

Our reviewer Patrick takes a look at the Tibhar Stratus Power Wood, a blade which he considers "A fast and well-rounded 5-ply ayous/limba blade for aggressive players".