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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Be careful playing all out,
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This review is from: Butterfly 8292 Shido (Japanese Penhold) Table Tennis Racket (Sports)
This is a great paddle for making desperate shots. Shots from a distance take a little bit of uumph to get over the net, but its worth having those shots drop right over the net. For up close play its good at returning shots and having them go right where you want them.
The one negative I have about this paddle is its extremely weak. I've only had it about a month and I've put several dents in it. The layers of maple cracked on one side and split apart after I hit the table once. So all i have to say is if you're a serious player you probably don't have to worry about hitting the table, but if you're an amateur enthusiast be careful of making wild shots because this isn't exactly the most durable of paddles lol.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Ok bat,
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This review is from: Butterfly 8292 Shido (Japanese Penhold) Table Tennis Racket (Sports)
This is a beginner's blade - I have one similar to this when I was 6 years old. I saw a comment about this not recommended for beginner. Would a serious player use this pre-assemble blade?
The rubber is designed to be for all round purposes. I have played competitively in my younger days. I left my own blade, which is Butterfly Senkoh-1 Japanese Style which I paired it with a Yasaka Mark V rubber, in my home country and never thought that I would be challenged a game or two in the US. I thought of having it shipped to me here in the US but it would be too much trouble, and this bat appears to be reasonable for non-competitive play. If you are a penholder who uses Japanese style blade and you are a beginner (or not playing competitively), this bat is for you. However, if you are a much more advanced player who like either heavy topspin or backspin, you will be greatly disappointed with its ability. As this is designed for beginners, it does have good control and it is extremely light. The flipped side is they does not give you enough spin, speed and power. For the asking price and if you just play for fun.... sure, go for it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Butterfly Shido Japanese Penhold Racket,
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This review is from: Butterfly 8292 Shido (Japanese Penhold) Table Tennis Racket (Sports)
Ok, so it's not expensively made and looks it. However, I can realistically play with it almost as well as I can with my Senkho Proline, and I actually practice with the Shido to save wear and tear on the Senkho's rubber. The rubber on the Shido is not the best, but I think beginners would actually benefit from the slower, more controllable feel it provides, versus a high-end rubber that is often too fast for them. The average intermediate will play just as good a game with this racket, and after changing rubber it makes a fantastic backup for your main TT weapon. You can't beat it for this price.
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