10 Table Tennis Best Blades
Updated on: June 2023
Table Tennis Best Blades in 2023
YASAKA Ma Lin Extra Offensive FL
Butterfly Timo Boll ALC Blade | Arylate-Carbon Table Tennis Blade | Professional Table Tennis Blade | 5 Wood + 2 Arylate-Carbon Plies | an, FL, or ST Handle | Made in Japan
- Alongside Butterfly's technicians, Timo Boll helped design this ALC blade
- Offers great speed, yet also allows for heavy topspin due to the softer Arylate-Carbon plies
- Blade of choice for Timo Boll himself, as well as other professionals on the ITTF World Tour
- Pairs best with Dignics 05, Bryce Highspeed, Tenergy 05, Tenergy 64, Tenergy 80, or Tenergy 25
- Same carbon fiber plies as the Butterfly Viscaria blade
SANWEI M8 Plus Carbon Table Tennis Blade, FL Handle
- Develop from the best seller SANWEI M8 Table Tennis Racket
- Plus 2 carbon layers to make blade lighter but more powerful
- 5 Plies Wood + 2 Carbon Layers
- FL Handle
- Free Racket Case (Color may vary)
Butterfly Petr Korbel-FL Blade with Flared Handle
- High quality blade by Butterfly
- Butterfly is the world's most popular manufacturer of high quality table tennis products.
- Similar construction to the popular Primorac, but with a larger head
STIGA Allround Classic Table Tennis Blade (Classic(ST))
Butterfly Viscaria Blade | FL or ST Handle | Professional Table Tennis Blade | 5 Wood + 2 Arylate-Carbon Plies | Made in Japan
- High quality Butterfly carbon blade
- Enlarged sweet spot from ALC plies, resulting in more consistent ball placement and power
- The Butterfly Viscaria FL blade is used by World Champion Zhang Jike, Lin Gaoyuan, and many others
- Pairs best with Dignics 05, Bryce Highspeed, Tenergy 05, Tenergy 64, Tenergy 80, and Tenergy 25
- Same carbon fiber plies as the Butterfly Timo Boll ALC blade
Butterfly Primorac Carbon-FL Blade with Flared Handle
- High quality blade by Butterfly
- Butterfly is the world's most popular manufacturer of high quality table tennis products.
- The Primorac Carbon blade features a combination of Carbon Fiber and
JOOLA Rossi Allround Flared Table Tennis Blade
DHS POWER.G7 (PG7, PG 7) 7-Playwood Attack+Loop OFF+ Table Tennis Blade for Ping Pong Racket, Long(shakehand)-FL
- The handle color use two kinds of different pictures, but the blades are same.
- Table Tennis Blade
- Ping-pong Blade
- Table Tennis Paddle
- POWER.G7
Butterfly Balsa Carbo X5 Pro-Line Table Tennis Racket - ITTF Professional Ping Pong Paddle – Carbon Blade Assembled with Tenergy 80 FX 2.1mm Red and Black Table Tennis Rubber
- PROFESSIONAL TABLE TENNIS RACKET: This ping pong racket is for players that want to attack and need a touch of control to dominate opponents. ITTF approved for table tennis tournaments
- BALSA CARBO X5 CARBON BLADE: The Balsa core offers light weight & great touch while the Carbon layers add power. Designed for close to the table attacks plus power for mid-distance ping pong shots
- TENERGY 80 FX 2. 1 RUBBER: This ping pong paddle is equipped with Tenergy 80 FX 2. 1mm offering a great balance of high speed and heavy spin for attacking. FX gives it a softer sponge for more control
- BUTTERFLY TABLE TENNIS RACKETS - Butterfly rackets are the preferred choice for professional players
- SHIPS ASSEMBLED – The Butterfly Balsa Carbo X5 blade is assembled by hand in the USA with Tenergy 80 FX 2. 1mm Rubber. Butterfly Free Chack rubber glue is used to apply the rubber and is packaged in the original Butterfly blade box
The History of Monkey Tennis
What is monkey tennis, aside from the obvious?
Monkey tennis was coined, as it should be, by Alan Partridge. Alan Partridge is, if you aren't aware, the single funniest TV character of all time, brilliantly portrayed over the course of several different programs by Steve Coogan, the funniest man alive. Alan Partridge is a failed TV personality who at one point in I'm Alan Partridge is trying desperately to salvage his career by pitching a number of exceedingly Fox-like programming ideas including "Cooking in Prison" which I believe is actually scheduled on Bravo next season. I could be wrong. Finally, showing that he truly understands the limited attention span of TV execs, Alan manages to boil down his last pitch into a simple two word description that says everything that needs to be said.
Monkey tennis.
And thus entered into the contemporary British lexicon a two-word phrase that seems to have continually popped up everywhere from the opening ceremonies of an Olympics-type sporting event that, according to at least one commentator, contained every single wet dream of cheesy entertainment in the world but for monkey tennis, to nearly 100,000 web sites featuring the phrase monkey tennis in a Google search. The weird thing is, of course, that it has been nearly a decade since Alan Partridge first pitched the idea of a monkey tennis TV show and today it really doesn't seem at all inconceivable that such a show could actually get on the tube. After all, does the idea of putting a show on revolving around simian athletes really sound any crazier than a reality show that follows the boring adventures of the idiot daughter of a psychotic Mafia don? Is monkey tennis really any more of an insult to one's intelligence than American Dad? And hey, let's not refrain from admitting the obvious: monkey tennis would be far more entertaining than post-McEnroe tennis has been.
