Choosing Table Tennis Balls

[--Furry--]

Hey ! any suggestions what kind of balls to buy which company ( training balls ) not very professional balls ( *** star )

I want to order from TT11 but idk which ! any suggestions !???

thanks


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[MDanielCRO]

Tibhar basic! Really great and long lasting

[tabletennisuk]

Joola training balls are great. 144 for 28ish quid from bribar. Ideal


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[Tony's Table Tennis]

TT11 - neotect select
Very close to 3 star quality, and fact imo person opnion and experience, better than some 3 stars
In total, i brough around 7 or 8 x 144 from TT11 already

[mahomedy13]

Im not sure if they have it,but the Yasaka 1 star balls are very good.

[Belisar]

Sadly I find Joola balls (even the 3*) very inconsistent. For that reason I avoid them if I can.

A bit more pricey but I like Gewo 2* for training. As with everything I suppose you are likely to get what you pay for.

[mahomedy13]

I am using Dunlop Forte Tournament 3* balls-they are quite good and very cheap-around $4 for 6

[akonebrahim]

Im not sure if they have it,but the Yasaka 1 star balls are very good.

I can agree to that

[akonebrahim]

I am using Dunlop Forte Tournament 3* balls-they are quite good and very cheap-around $4 for 6

Only at Makro though.Sportsmans warehouse got 3 for R55 ($5.5)

[Allen]

I used tibhar basic 40+ and Lion 1* plastic balls. Lion 1* have a great durability but otherwise tibhar liked more.

[TTHopeful]

TT11 - neotect select
Very close to 3 star quality, and fact imo person opnion and experience, better than some 3 stars
In total, i brough around 7 or 8 x 144 from TT11 already

Hi Tony, are these plastic or Cell?

Which training plastic balls do you use and recommend?