any one use donic carbotec 20?any review?

What time are you going this Friday? Can I be your sparring partner? If we can be regular, I like to join their regular session.

Me no title also, just a little more practice and I can be very consistent with my shots.

I'm planning to go there around 7pm. I'd like to have a sparring partner, but my sparring requirement quite high one...

You have PM.

There are some reviews here:- http://www.tabletennisdaily.co.uk/forum/sh...onic-Schildkrot

Hi, I browse the thread a bit but can't find:

Any coaching/course around PJ/Damansara? For casual, need to polish strokes, serve, all other techs.

You can inquire at PJ Union Table Tennis

Thanks Kuntilanak for the game.

May I know most of the players here using what brand of bat?

Butterfly, Nitakku, Stiga, Xiom, DHS and etc. But I am using YinHe blade.

Getting our thread back to the 1st page........ Oh ya, I hv gotten myself a Table Tennis robot. Y&T 989G. Works really fine. Haven't gotten the permission from HR to bring the robot to my office though....

can someone recommend a decent beginner bat?

1. can suggest me where to buy challenger table with a good price including delivery?
2. looking for partner to play around setapak, i'm an intermediate player.

Challenger table tennis table RM 550 (included transport to klang valley area only)

If you are planning to play table tennis on a social /serious manner, get a decent bat first.
Brands like Butterfly, Nittaku, Yasaka (all from Japan) produce good bats. Downside is the price is higher than other brands.
Among the alternatives are brands from China - eg YinHe (or known as Galaxy in some countries), DHS (Double Happiness Shanghai), Palio, Dawei etc.
Brands from China generally are cheaper with the exception of DHS which is the "premium" of all other brands.
Other brands are Xiom (Korea), Andro, Tibhar, Donic (all three are from Germany), Stiga (Sweden) etc.

Bro, may I ask what is your current weapon of choice?

This post has been edited by ufaiq: Feb 6 2015, 11:08 AM

Hi, I also recently developed the interest to play TT seriously and in the market to look for a serious blade that is suited to my budget and playing style. After doing extensive research I discovered that there are two varieties of blade, it's either 5 or 7 plies. On top of that, there's the traditional all wood plies or the current wood and carbon combo.

I have decided to actually settle for a Stiga Carbo 7.6 which is a combo blade.

I hope we could perhaps continue this discussion further and I am happy to give my opinion on the matter.

Butterfly LAK, Butterfly senkoh 95 and Palio T-7.

I have used the followings before (during my EJ days) - Stiga Energy Wood, Yinhe 986, Dawei Crystal Carbon and Nittaku Rorin.

Thank you bro, that is a very impressive list of blades you've tried. What is EJ? Can I have your thoughts on the Stiga Carbo 7.6..

I'm a newbie to TT, already in my 30's and considering taking TT as a hobby and will try my best to join local tourney. Planning to join practice at UM every weekend to improve my game.