Nittaku Premium 3 Star Table Tennis Balls - White (Pack of 3)

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The main colour of a shirt, skirt or shorts, other than sleeves and collar of a shirt shall be clearly different from that of the ball in use STIGA Sports' training table tennis balls resemble many competition balls in terms of roundness, weight, and stability. They are ideal for multi-ball training, robot training, and match play. ping pong balls are faster and provide more spin than 40mm balls. The 40mm only became the standard after the 2000 Sydney Olympics, and some players still prefer 38mm balls. Stars are a measure of how good the ball is. XuShaoFa 40+ is rated rightfully at 3 stars and showcases that it is only a consistent ball, but also offers all of the qualities you would expect from a top-quality ball. Seamless

In summary, XuShaoFa 40+ is a terrific investment. It is not only affordable but is also a good option for all levels of play. We suggest getting the XuShaoFa ping pong balls and making a habit of using them, especially, if you are setting out to expand your game and play professionally.This is because, thanks to its seamless design, the ball performs incredibly well. It offers consistency in bounce; it is durable and lasts a long time, as well. Made from poly-plastic materials, it is easier to clean, as well. We love it, and we suggest buying it in bulk so that you can train with a top-quality ball, which is the best way of improving your game! If you’re playing with friends or recreationally, try both 38mm and 40mm balls and see which you prefer. Ping pong ball weight The balls are great for training and this is not because they are cheap but because they give value for money. They spin and bounce right and this allows you to train well. They are also loved by cats so they can double as toys. Then in 2014/2015, the material used to make table tennis balls changed from celluloid to a non-flammable plastic (often referred as “plastic balls”, “poly balls” or “40+ balls”). These balls are a tiny bit bigger than the 40mm celluloid balls, but the main difference is the type of material they are made from. For the quality, XuShaoFa ping pong balls offer, they are quite affordable, too. They compare quite closely to the Nittaku Premium 40+, yet, they are far cheaper. This makes the XuShaoFa 40+ a much more realistic and affordable option for players and they are a quality alternative to the Nittaku Premium 40+. Fantastic In-Game Play

The raw materials used to make celluloid balls are considered hazardous to health and many countries no longer allow manufacturers to use them, so the ITTF was hoping that by changing to balls made of plastic, that they would avoid any future shortage of balls (due to shortages of the raw materials required to make celluloid balls). In an ideal word, you would train with the same quality balls you play competitive matches with. But using a big box of competition quality balls for training is quite expensive. And if you play at an amateur level, I don’t think it’s necessary. If you just want to buy a few balls, with good durability, a consistent bounce and a reasonable price, any of these will do the job… It is a proprietary poly plastic material rather than the traditional celluloid material. This not only makes the XuShaoFa 40+ balls more durable and long-lasting but also a lot safer as compared to the celluloid material which is prone to catching fire. Pros 3 Star BallsTable tennis balls have traditionally been made from celluloid, a type of transparent flammable plastic made in sheets from camphor and nitrocellulose. Yes, it’s the same type of plastic used in old 35mm film. In 2014, the ITTF expanded their range of accepted materials to include other plastics, and gave manufacturers freedom to innovate and develop new table tennis balls. The XuShaoFa’s consistency, speed, and durability make it one of the best options for ping pong balls in the market. In our experience, the XuShaoFa 40+ does not spin a lot. This came as a surprise considering we heard so many good things about the ball. However, this is still a major problem and one that can be improved in future versions of the XuShaoFa table tennis balls. Deflate Easily Officially, both celluloid and non-celluloid ping pong balls are allowed by the ITTF, but celluloid balls are expected to decline in popularity because they are more expensive to produce and cause problems for manufacturers (like being extremely flammable, for example!).