Blade: Famous Donic WALDNER SENSO CARBON blade in the legendary “drop” shape introduced by many times World Champion JO Waldner. The length of the blade is 4 mm longer comparing to standard blade. Made in Sweden. Rubbers: DONIC Bluefire M1 Turbo(MAX) Ultimate offensive rubber for aggressive attacking players.
One may also ask, what rubber does Ma Lin use?
- Stiga Sedro Table Tennis Racket- …
- Donic Carbotec 3000- …
- GKI Euro Jumbo- …
- Stag Balsa Carbon Gen II/TEC- …
- Stag All Round- …
- Stiga Revtect- …
- Stiga Tactic- …
- GKI Euro XX-
People also ask, what is the best table tennis bat for spin?
Best ready-made table tennis bats – comparison table
| Table tennis bat | Speed | Spin |
|---|---|---|
| Joola Carbon Pro | 80 | 80 |
| Killerspin JET800 | 95 | 85 |
| Joola Rosskopf Classic | 60 | 75 |
| Palio Expert 2 | 70 | 80 |
Who is the God of table tennis?
Ma Lin (table tennis)
| Lin Ma | |
|---|---|
| Nationality | China |
| Born | February 19, 1980 Shenyang, Liaoning, China |
| Playing style | Chinese Penhold |
| Equipment(s) | 4 |
Which bat does Ma Long use?
The personal blade of Ma Long is the DHS W968 (Hurricane Long 5 National). The forehand rubber is the Hurricane 3 (National Blue Sponge version 42 degree Hardness, 2.15 mm).
How much does Ma Long earn?
At the same time, Timo Boll, who has just a net worth of $7 million, comes in the #2 list richest table tennis players. Similarly, it is expected that Long has earned $2 million from his career to date in the form of prize money and bonuses.
What is the most expensive table tennis racket?
Butterfly Zhang Jike Super ZLC
What table tennis paddles do pros use?
The 3 Best Ping Pong Paddles for Professionals
- STIGA Pro Carbon Table Tennis Racket. The top contender on our list of professional table tennis rackets is none other than the STIGA Pro Carbon Table Tennis Racket. …
- Killerspin JET800 SPEED N1 Table Tennis Paddle. …
- MAPOL 4 Star Pro.
How do I choose a table tennis racket?
The official rules of table tennis state that a racket can be of any size, shape or weight, but the blade must be flat and rigid and made of at least 85% natural wood. However you’ll find that most rackets are all very similar in size – about 15cm (6 inches) across and 25cm (10 inches) long including the handle.