can I play world championships with this?

[olzetezkarzo]

https://us.cornilleau.com/outdoor-paddles/72-nexeo-x200-graphite-ping-pong-racket.html

 

[JustANoob]

Only if it's played outdoor.

 

[Brs]

World Championships of Cruise Ship PingPong?

 

[olzetezkarzo]

"It has taken 3 years for this product to come to fruition and the results offer supreme qualities that one might assume would be incompatible: outdoor (weather resistant), incredibly high performance, ultra-durable (shock resistant) and extra light."


if they had a 3 year contract designing this it must have some good qualities

 

[igorponger]

Thank you very much for the picture. It will make an interesting study case for our forthcoming umpire's seminar.

 

[Simas]

150usd for this?

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

First thing to ask: Is this blade 85% wood or more? If it is not, it is cannot be used in actual competition play.

Second thing to ask: Was this designed for an actual TT player or a recreational player? I suggest that if it was designed for a real player, they would not have that crazy rubber on it in the advertisement. And you would also have a place to put your thumb for holding the racket. And you would be able to put a real table tennis rubber on it without what is happening in your photo as you get nearer to the handle. The racket isn't even made to fit actual competition ready rubber.

So, if you are joking around, okay, it is funny. But if you are not....I am worried for you. Graphite? Really?

 

[lasta]

Playing surface needs to be flat.

But before worrying about gear, are you skilled enough to qualify for international tournaments?

 

[yogi_bear]

Not with a plastic blade lol.

 

[olzetezkarzo]

3 years of design.
a budget of 300 million Indian rupees.
a retail price of 150 dollars.


I'm starting to believe with this thing I can finally beat Ma long.