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The Vega X is considered an insider tip among offensive players who don’t want to trade control for speed. We’ll show you what makes the Vega X stand out – and who can really turn it into a weapon on the table.
The Yasaka Rakza PO offers exceptional spin and control – but does it live up to the hype? In our latest test, we dive into its performance across speed, spin, and durability, helping you decide if this rubber is the right choice for your game.
Soft feel, maximum control, and strong spin – the Z3 is made for sensitive offensive players who value precision and ball contact. In our review, the rubber proves particularly reliable in blocking, spin-efficient at the table, and pleasantly controllable even from mid-distance.
The new Pure Drive Lite (2025) is perfect for players seeking a powerful yet easier-to-handle alternative to the classic Pure Drive — ideal for dynamic rallies and versatile play.
The STIGA Pro Carbon is marketed as a racket with high speed and excellent spin. In our review, we examine whether it lives up to these claims.
The table tennis blade is the heart of the paddle and plays a crucial role in determining feel, speed, and control. In our test, we analyzed various models to identify the best table tennis blades for different playing styles.
The new version of the Babolat Pure Drive 98 (Gen 11) is perfect for players who want to combine power with maximum control. We put the racket to the test to see how it performs on the court!
For players who prioritize speed, agility, and a more direct feel, the JOOLA Mega Carbon could be an exciting option. In our test, we took a close look at the racket's features and reveal who it's best suited for.
For ambitious players who value speed, precision, and control in equal measure, the JOOLA Infinity Carbon might just be the perfect partner at the table. In our review, we took a closer look at the strengths and weaknesses of this table tennis paddle.
