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I train with these balls on most occasions and can safely say they are some of the better balls out there! I've found they are durable, which is a big positive with these plastic balls, when training and are decent for multi-ball!

This blade is very reliable and can be used by a variety of abilities from beginner to more experienced players. I'd say the best feature of this blade is the control it brings to the player. I find serving and touch game is particularly good when using the Senso Carbon. The biggest disadvantage, especially for myself, is the handle. I find this a touch too bulky and can make play, over a prolonged period, become slightly uncomfortable. Apart from this slight negative, the blade is very good and I would recommend!

I managed to purchase these at a discount price of £70 and they are great! They feel really light as I move with a nice and comfortable insulation. The grip is proving very good and doesn't stick too long which is good for all movement (side, back, front). For sure would recommend to anyone playing at a high level as these shoes provide the whole package!

I have found Nittaku 3* balls to be some of the best competitive balls around! The Nittaku's I have personally owned have lasted so long they discolour overtime. Never once broken from having a soft spot and very hard to find cracks. 100% recommend to any and all playing competitively.

I play with the M1 on my forehand and have found it a good rubber for my style of play (at the table, counter-spin, fast). I'd recommend this rubber to others who like to play off the bounce table tennis, who also prefer to counter attack rather than block. The control isn't really the best compared to other rubbers I have used hence why it is an all out attackers rubber. Once pushed into defensive shots, this rocket of a rubber turns very average. Great for fast and spinny open ups!