How do you choose your first table tennis setup?
In a recent one Ask the experts During the session, Logan, one of the equipment specialists at Bowmar Sports, responds to a question from recreational player Eric N., who is looking for direction on what type of racket setup he should choose next. Eric uses cheap paddles with studs on both sides, or a paddle with one smooth side and one side with studs, and wants advice on where to go.
Using this information, Logan shares several recommendations tailored to different levels, transitions, and play styles.
Why you should consider a CMR (custom racket).
Logan emphasizes that when purchasing a new racket, it is always a smart idea to have it built like a racket CMRa custom-made racket put together by the Bomar Sports team.
This offers important advantages:
- You can replace the rubber later without needing a whole new blade.
- With proper care, a good knife can last for years.
- Your racket can evolve as your playing style or level changes.
What was your first paddle?
Logan says his first ‘real’ racket was a Balsa Carbon X5 with Sriver FX on both sideswhich served him well until he eventually outgrew it.
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