Customer Reviews

Butterfly 8254 Sweeris Table Tennis Racket

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Bought this racket based on the description. It doesn't even come close. Good for beginning players. Hard to loop the ball as the rubber doesn't have much grip.

I found the Japanese rubber of this Sweeris more gripping and lasting longer than my Attack Stiga ready-made rackets. Extra strength needed when looping. The handle is too small for me. It is a good racket, more than adequate for starters.

Good for beginners and developing players. Not as much spin or speed as more expensive paddles but the control is pretty good and is decent for recreational play.

I bought this as a cheap backup for my main. (2.1mm Butterfly Tenergy 05 rubber on a Butterfly Grubba Carbon blade) it is obviously not nearly as good as the custom, but it is very good for a low end bat. i've had it now for about two months, cleaning it after every use, and it is still in excellent shape. could use a bit more grip and cushion, but it serves its purpose well. highly recommended to beginners and those looking for a cheap backup bat. be sure to keep your bats clean and protected in a case in order to prolong their lives.

After using the usual pips out hard paddle, i was starting to want to up grade to the more intermediate kind of bats. i realized that the better players where i played in college were using them. i bought the sweeris and realized it was a lot different then the run of the mill hard paddle. getting used to it was easy, and i was then able to get my game to a higher level. I honestly think though that do to the sweeris not having as much offense as it does defense, turned me into a more defensive player. just remember when looking at different paddles that this one is definately a defensive paddle. if you are a begginer i would recommend getting it though. i feel it is worth the money, and also worth it if you feel that you are leaning more towards defense. as cool as this sounds i used to call this paddle excalibur! BUTTTTTT now that i use my friends carlos chui, i call that paddle nexcalibur. there is no comparrison between the 2. the sweeris is for defense, and the chui is for offense. i also have used a bunch of paddles from butterfly, but these 2 are my personal favorite. i have been playing for probably only 4-5 years now, and its been a while since i used the sweeris. i am only writing this message to pay homage to a great defensive paddle. hope this helped someone.

Item arrived on time and it is of a good quality. I am fully satisfied with this paddle, it has a nice grip

seller kept me waiting for 10 days and then says the item is no longer available. he might have sold it at a higher price elsewhere.

I am not a table tennis expert player but still I must tell this item is not really worth the price. My friend bought a racquet for less than $7, which is better than this product.

Do more research and I am sure you can get a better one for the same price.