Custom Ping Pong Bat

The ping pong paddle, also known as a table tennis racket or bat, is the essential equipment used in the sport of table tennis. It typically consists of three main components: the blade, the rubber, and the sponge. Each of these parts contributes to the paddle's performance in terms of speed, spin, and control.

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PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

(I) Sponge sticks to "raw" rubber racket

The rubber of this racket has greater elasticity, and the rubber particles on the rubber are larger than those of "cooked" rubber. The rubber particles generally do not have patterns (the surface of the rubber particles is smooth). Due to the strong rebound force of the rubber, the ball is hit quickly. When pushing, attacking and returning loop balls, the ball will sink quickly after hitting the table. When reducing the force to block short balls, the ball does not move forward, so it is better for dealing with loop balls. However, since the rubber particles have no patterns, they are easy to slip when touching the ball, and the "eating" performance is poor. Under normal circumstances, it is not easy to create a huge difference in rotation. Only when serving, rubbing and slicing, if the explosive power is good and the friction is concentrated, can a strong rotation be generated.

This racket is used by some fast-attack athletes. This racket is generally equipped with a thinner sponge to enhance the performance of returning the ball.

(II) Sponge-sticked "mature" rubber racket

The rubber of this racket has moderate elasticity, and there are patterns on the rubber particles (there are some small particles on the surface of the rubber particles). It can "catch" the ball when hitting the ball (the deeper the pattern on the rubber particles, the better the "catch" performance), and the speed is fast. It can produce a certain amount of rotation when serving, rubbing and pulling the ball. However, its stability in controlling the ball is not as good as that of the rubber racket, and its ability to create rotation is not as good as that of the sponge-sticked rubber racket.

This racket is widely used by fast-attack athletes in my country. Generally speaking, people who use left-push and right-attack and two-sided attack methods use this racket only in the choice of sponge. The former uses harder sponges, while the latter uses softer sponges.