Equipment
I'm currently going for a Japanese penhold blade, but what i heard that these blades 100% depend on the forehand as there is no rubber on the backhand. Is it true? and What's your comment on the new Butterfly Tenergy 80? cause i might put it on the japanese penhold blade that i may buy in the near future.:D
Hi,
Yes the Japanese penhold does rely on the forehand mainly.
I haven't used Tenergy 80. Has anyone elee used it that can give us a bit of a report on it.
The thickness of a table tennis table is the most important aspect of a table to ensure you get a true consistent bounce. Other things to consider are the net, portability, and storage space.
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Sasha Dansereau Posted 11 years ago
Look up tenergy 80 review on youtube because table tennis daily have reviewed this rubber and give some advice on the characteristics of the rubber
However I should warn that it is very expensive to buy per sheet. there are some better rubbers that don't cost as much
good luck