Appreciate your hard work and research, gentlemen. Sergei, sorry for bugging you with so many questions about my orders lately. Just getting back into the sport since the speed glue days and you're my "go-to guy" for quick accurate answers. I'll calm down soon, I promise 😆 And sorry for the certainty I had about my Butterfly Lezolines being fake because they were made in China. Then it turned out the latest model IS in fact made in China (previously Japan only) and mine were legit. Anyway, now you might have a better idea which guy i am... that bothers you all time. TableTennis11 IS THE PLACE to buy TT supplies. Shipped from overseas but gets to my door faster than any of the suppliers here in America! Thanks again TT11!!!

Good summary !

@Tabletennis11

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Can you guys consider stocking 729 battle 2 blue sponge national?

i wanna buy new balls, but have a hard time choosing which one i should buy, i just wanna know which ball is the best i always get so many options recommended which makes things much harder to decide that way, just let me know which is the best one, nittaku or DHS and plastic or celluloid?

very nice disscussion thank you very much, for me myself in indonesia, we use to use chiness ball insted of japanese ball due to the price of the ball :-), if i compere both of the hardness of the ball japanese more hard than chiness , round of the ball chines more stable easy to control and the last about the weight japanese more weight, this is just my personal opinion as an indonesia amateur player

@Tabletennis11

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment! Indeed Japanese ball are quite a lot more expensive than the Chinese. But if you take best quality from both producers, the price and quality are almost the same. So just a question of personal preference if you choose between competition balls. For the training balls, the Chinese balls win in the price for sure

Nc1

9:07

Useless discussion unless I see some pictures or video, otherwise just subjective.