Anyone have any idea on how does this compare to DHS Ping Pong Paddle A6002?
1948584
I couldn't tell you, the DHS paddle I purchased is somewhat heavy although it is a very good defensive paddle. It is very fast but a little bit difficult to maneuver for a guy with a bad shoulder. Good luck to you on your purchase.
1948585
Not sure about the paddle you're referencing, however, I will say the speed from the forehand absolutely increased, as well as control of backhand slams. I highly recommend this paddle.
117126
I would strongly recommend the Artisan Hayate if you want a competition-level pad. It is the fastest, most accurate pad I have used. It has good stopping power, but is also very smooth at the same time. I have yet to have found anything better. It also grips against the surface you put it on so that the pad does not slide, and has a few other useful features as well. If you order it directly from Japan, you can customize whether you want more horizontal slide based on the weave, etc. but I found the Amazon offering to be just fine.
1735158
Actually, I bought the Double Magazine Pouch, Belt, Glock 9 &40, HK 9 & 40 Sold by BIGFLYSPORTS in 2012 and it did not have the paddle, merely belt loops. What was nice was that it was slightly curved and fit well when placed at hip side. I tried to "re-look" it up but keeps showing the picture of the one your intersted in which appears to be mounted on paddle only but says "belt version". After searching Amazon in Fobus, there is a RP (rotating paddle) version that looks the same for $28.36. Email Fobus for more info.
1563198
I would go for Jet-600, since it has more spin and grip to it, however you'll have to control your power shots cause it provides extra bounce. Stage Carbon Pro is good too but it doesn't offer you spin that much. Both are professional paddles.
435757
I doubt it. If you lost the original paddle, don't worry about replacing it with the same one, as they're pretty poor paddles to begin with. Take the opportunity to get an upgraded paddle. A proper paddle makes a big difference. You can get a nice used paddle for about $50 (Craigslist, Used Surf Shop, etc.). Or browse around here on amazon, and you should be able to find something just fine in the $50-$100 range. Hope that helps!
1821362
the one I got has pump, excellent pump!, and paddle two ended. I love this thing.
90894
It is very lightweight. I'm bad at guessing weights, but 3lbs maybe? I'm a very small person and have no issues using this paddle. Durable, lightweight, and works very well. No complaints!
1901799
I scored a new pan for the TR4000 last week on EBay. There are a lot of paddles there.
2194581
I've been using this setup since Dec 2011 playing 2x week for 3-4 hrs at a time and its held up fine. No separation of the top sheet from the sponge layer or any separation from the actual blade. The rubber isn't as tacky as when I first bought it but theres still plenty of tackiness. I wipe down the rubbers with a damp cloth in between points when playing and after each use to keep the rubbers tacky. I also wrap it in Saran Wrap when not playing because the rubber is a lint/dust magnet. Just a bit of care keeps this paddle working just fine.
1938592
Nope! But I'm happy with it until now and it looks like that will last longer. Germany product is generally a good value product. Hope you enjoy with this paddle.
834116
The paddle is the difference....it adds comfort and stability when removing the firearm from the holster. I would suggest getting th fobus paddle with the tension screw. I have that on another holster and it is nice to be able to set the tension of the firearm in the holster
1321820
The Zojirushi BB-CEC20 has 2 paddles. But....It's $250. Looks like a great machine, but the cost is higher.
1209445
No...The paddle is pretty good and it's a heavy mid range paddle. For the price you can't beat it. My rating is about 1800 and I'm very aggressive player. This paddle is just a bet slow for my attack game but perfect for my backhand defense.
37857
I don't think it is after using it for a bit. Already cracked the handle, and I'm pretty sure a ping pong ball shouldn't be able to do that. Will not buy again. Knockoff more than likely.
574176
This is for sure the same mouse in a different body. The Perdition has the same weight system as well. If debating between the two mice I say it comes down to the cosmetics and the need for a thumb rest or not. Even the software for both mice are identical aside from the logo of course. I think I want them both, at such a low price point I don't see why not. What really gets me is this mouse info states it's been on Amazon since late 2013. Mind boggling as I've been looking for a true alternative to the G600 and Naga for such a long time now.
1043185
The Joola iPong poly pro balls I got are really seamless. At this price, I don't think you're getting quality seamless. I'm sure these are fine for beer pong but if you need regulation ping pong you might want to buy a better ball.
849886
In my opinion speed is slow, and spin is ok to mediocre. But I'm used to Chinese paddles and rubber, haven't played much with Euro or Japanese stuff. Of the Chinese stuff, I now prefer the less tacky, softer rubbers and sponges, that are closer to Euro rubbers. But this still feels dead compared to the Chinese Euro copy stuff. My buddy who's a decent player but not great prefers this to my Chinese paddles, because he says he retains more control.In your position I think I'd go for the Stiga Pro Carbon. I haven't tried it, but based on the descriptions and speed/spin ratings, it seems like it would be more lively. In my opinion speed is slow, and spin is ok to mediocre. But I'm used to Chinese paddles and rubber, haven't played much with Euro or Japanese stuff. Of the Chinese stuff, I now prefer the less tacky, softer rubbers and sponges, that are closer to Euro rubbers. But this still feels dead compared to the Chinese Euro copy stuff. My buddy who's a decent player but not great prefers this to my Chinese paddles, because he says he retains more control.In your position I think I'd go for the Stiga Pro Carbon. I haven't tried it, but based on the descriptions and speed/spin... » Read More In my opinion speed is slow, and spin is ok to mediocre. But I'm used to Chinese paddles and rubber, haven't played much with Euro or Japanese stuff. Of the Chinese stuff, I now prefer the less tacky, softer rubbers and sponges, that are closer to Euro rubbers. But this still feels dead compared to the Chinese Euro copy stuff. My buddy who's a decent player but not great prefers this to my Chinese paddles, because he says he retains more control.In your position I think I'd go for the Stiga Pro Carbon. I haven't tried it, but based on the descriptions and speed/spin ratings, it seems like it would be more lively. « Show Less