ohai guys!

[Nikhil]

Nice to meet you guys!
I'm looking forward to improve my skills and help you guys improve too!
Anyways, this is my first question.
Can you guys tell me which would be a good intermediate/pro racket which focuses mainly on control.
Also, How would the Yasaka Mark V be for that?[Pre-assembled, not seperate]

Thanks in Advance,
- Nikhil

 

[Matt Hetherington]

Mark V would be great. I used Mark V not long after starting off as a junior, perhaps around the age of 10 or 11, it's a good allround rubber good balance of speed, spin and control. Recommended

 

[YosuaYosan]

ohai Nikhil
Warmest welcome to the forum!

I second Bro Matt's opinion above, combine it with an allround medium blade and you will get one very nice control setup
Wishing you the best for your table tennis journey!

 

[TableTennisDaily]

Welcome Nikhil, glad you are on board with us all here!

I also second Matt's option, you could also try Sriver, fantastic rubber. Let us know what you decide to choose in the end.

Good luck!

 

[Nikhil]

Can you tell me the approximate price for this in UAE Dirhams?
And , I want the pre-assembled racket not the rubbers seperate, in general I mean factory-assembled.
Also, thank you for the warm welcome!

Thanks in Advance,
Nikhil

 

[Nikhil]

Got my new racket!
One last question, how's this blade?
Butterfly ADB 3000FL
Never heard of it as it's a beginner/intermediate blade I guess

 

[Nikhil]

Welcome Nikhil, glad you are on board with us all here!

I also second Matt's option, you could also try Sriver, fantastic rubber. Let us know what you decide to choose in the end.

Good luck!

Sorry for the double post, I chose Mark V having the maximum thickness so I get an extra does of speed!