what are your favorite tt balls

[carrothead]

i played with nittaku balls today...definitely,the best i've ever played

Do you realize what you just said lol? But I prefer the Nittaku ones also.

 

[Matt Hetherington]

Tibhar 3 stars for training. Nittaku were good at Australian Open pretty decent match ball. I think Butterfly have always had the rep for being the best quality ball tho

 

[dici]

out of nittaku, dhs, double fish and thibar 3 star, I like thibar the most, then follow by double fish and dhs. It may due to that I feel that thibar is more solid and a little heavier when compared to nittaku ball.

 

[Michal_Z]

I always play with 3 star DHS.. I think they are best..
I dont like Butterfly balls, they fly weird..

 

[YosuaYosan]

I always play with 3 star DHS.. I think they are best..
I dont like Butterfly balls, they fly weird..

coz they got wings and made of butter sir..
nah jk.. Its the matter of personal preference anyway
I found butterfly balls are good but a bit overpriced..

 

[TTOski]

I use Yasaka trainging balls for training, and Nittaku 3 star for matches.

 

[Michal_Z]

Well is it good to use another balls for training and another for matches?
When you get used to some ball and you play match with another one.. is not the game different?

 

[YosuaYosan]

Hmm..
What I know is that pros use the highest quality balls for training..

Think about that for a while.. Make most sense

 

[Anders]

In my club we use Stiga *** for training and matches, but some are using Yasaka training balls for training since its almost the same as the Stiga ***

As long as the ball is not too soft, it really doesnt matter to me what brand it is

 

[ttrastott]

i like butterfly ones Heavy Thats what i like about them Andro are good too

 

[ttmonster]

Nittaku *** s

 

[olvarox]

Andro px for training is good!
Butterfly *** or Nittaku *** for matches are great. Joola *** is best price-quality imho...

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

I think Nittaku 3 star Premium (those are made in Japan) has the reputation for being the best. The Nittaku 3 stars that don't say "Premium" on them are made in China. I think both are fine but both are too expensive for my taste. I like DHS 3star and Double Fish 3star. But I think that most of the 3star balls I have tried are pretty good.

I have used Butterfly 3 Star balls that I did not like and others that I did like. YosuaYosan, I guess I got some of the ones made out of butter that had wings so they flew funny.

 

[YosuaYosan]

Thread revive >: o

 

[Mr. RicharD]

I like Nittaku and Butterfly 3 star tournament balls. I'm not a big fan of Stiga as they break easier than the others. If you're looking for cheap and decent quality for training Gambler Gold and Platinum are your best bang for your buck. As for my personal favorite ball, I would have to say I prefer the Nittaku overall.

 

[Stian]

i love butterfly 3 star and joola training balls

 

[azlan]

My favourite has to be Stiga Optimum. They're pretty consistent and quite durable. Next in line has to be Nittaku. Exceptional quality..

Yosua, thx reviving the thread. More please.....

 

[Miessi]

Joola Gold and DHS balls

 

[YosuaYosan]

My favourite has to be Stiga Optimum. They're pretty consistent and quite durable. Next in line has to be Nittaku. Exceptional quality..

Yosua, thx reviving the thread. More please.....

Youre very welcome sir
Its always my job to search good ol' threads, make my post count keep up with Dan too

 

[Der_Echte]

Peace SS *** balls are the default ball of choice for Koreans. You might not get shot if you bring Champion *** Platinum (Black writing) to the club, but coming to the club with anything else is like bringing only a rifle to a tank fight - you get blasted.

Yasaka training balls look cool as the swoop of the Y covers nearly 1/4 of the ball. Training balls are that, lesser quality balls that dont need to be *** as they get trampled, stepped on, and pick up all the crap on the floor anyway.