Has anyone extensively tested the different balls to find the best low cost training ball (sub $0.70 cents/ball)? I see people liking Yinhe, Gambler, Nittaku Jtop, Sanwei, Heiuson, etc. Anyone do a roundup comparison for the best balls?
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At around this price you can get DHS D40+ 3star balls (in hundreds) So why to go for no-star, training, 1* or 2* balls when you can get these? You cannot beat this performance+quality for price ratio!
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JOOLA AdvancedTraining ABS 3-Star Balls - Orange - Pack of 60 - Megaspin
JOOLA AdvancedTraining ABS 3-Star Balls - Orange - Pack of 60 at only $10.49. The JOOLA Advanced Training ABS Balls are universal for all training situations. Made of ABS material with seam, the 40+mm balls are highly durable, making them the perfect high-quality, 3-star training table tennis...
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This ball is good. A lot less than $0.70 a ball
I use Gambler 3* for multiball which are under 70 cents. As noted above, DHS 3* in bulk are also a good choice.
Donic training balls are decent
Jtop are good, but not worth the cost
Best bang for the buck, DHS 2 color balls that were used by the china super league. I would buy these over any training balls.
Donic training balls are decent
Jtop are good, but not worth the cost
Best bang for the buck, DHS 2 color balls that were used by the china super league. I would buy these over any training balls.
Where are these DHS 2 color balls that were used? Can you provide an aliexpress link or wherever it's found cheapest? Thanks
I use to use DHS D40+ and had some issues with quality control. 7 balls out of a box of 10 played properly. Has the QC been noticeably better within the past 2 years than previously?
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There are several different types of the Huieson balls, which one does your club like the best and why
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I always ordered from the same store. We never tried different Huieson balls. We use the G40+
They don't have ITTF approval for match play. For this we use the Nittaku Premium 40+.
But playing characteristic is similar and we (on our level USATT 1400-2000) don't really feel a difference. We even had the case, where opponents in our league play started to play with the Huiesons and were surprised that they are not used in the match play later.
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Hueison and Sanwei ABS club to me are just as good as any big name training ball but at a fraction of the cost.
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