Killerspin JET600 mesa de tenis paddle, Multi, talla única

Paddle was great but snapped in half randomly after 7 months of use.

I bought KillerSpin Jet 600 as my spare paddle - I kept it in office for casual play in work. Here is how I felt.Pros:- The rubber is of good quality. I don’t feel it much different from my $400 paddle in term of looping strong back spin- Easy to control. Again the rubber is good, the entire paddle is well balanced, which make it amazingly comfortable either to generate top spinning or to counter loop.- Light weightedCons:- The paddle is a little small, which is not necessarily a bad thing. But myself will prefer to have it several mm larger.- The blade laminate is slightly softer than I desire, which makes it less likely to finish a rally by brutal smashing. You'll need more patience to play a game with this paddle. Since Jet 600 is designed more for sustained rally and control style …

Great paddle. Good spin and speed. My serves improved tremendously.. and was winning games on serves itself. Definitely takes your game to the next level.However if you are switching to this from a slower paddle, then will need some time before your game adjusts to this paddle. My initial feeling was ‘no control’.. some of my backhand serves would land outside.. same with regular slices. I was almost ready to go back to my ‘dead’ paddle that would otherwise give me great control on smashes. Stuck around with this one only becoz i was able to serve great with this one. Persistent paid. once your game dial backs to this one it’s awesome to play with this.of course, there r better paddles than this.... if so one is willing to experiment and be persistent. for given price this was a deal.on …

Last year, my company installed some tables so we could play in the office. I work in a pretty competitive environment where people don't like to lose, even at table tennis. I've always considered myself to be well above average in skill, and at first I could beat most opponents at the office with little effort.Then the arms race began. People started upgrading their paddles and were putting more spin and speed on the ball than I could deal with. Someone would buy a $50 dollar paddle one week and start dominating, and the next week someone else would get a $75 to $100 paddle. Now almost everyone in the office has at the very least the Killerspin JET600 paddle, which is what I got just to keep up.The 600 has amazing spin while taking a little off the speed in more favor of control (great …

Co workers had a pong tourney and a few players had killerspin jet series bats. I've always played with butterfly's or Joolas, so I was curious to try one out..played with the Jet 300 and loved it, so 1 bought one about 4 months ago...ended up selling it to a coworker for $25 and up sold myself the K'S Jet 600...What a difference a few more $$$ can make..This bat is phenomenal..lightweight (165grams) with controllable power/speed/spin. At the same time, you can easily put great delicate touch on the ball if playing close to the net.The biggest difference for me has been with my serves having a ton more controllable spin and placement.It helped my mental game as well. I feel more confident than before going into every point, whether I'm serving or not.I'm not at all worried about getting s

If you're like me, you've mostly used lower end paddles, especially the ones that come with the table or net. This racket is in a whole different league, and you'll feel it. This is not something you buy and say, "Oh I think I notice a difference". Once I got used to the racket I was averaging 10 more points each game.Why is that?First of all, the speed is incredible. The ball bounces off as if a magnetic field is repelling it: it's so quick. So if the ball comes quickly you can simply hold the paddle there and it'll go across the net. This does take a bit of getting used to. When I first got it, I would keep hitting it over the side. But no worries, you quickly will get used to it and the speed will be to your advantage.Because it's so fast, defensive shots often become offensive. If …

I've been playing Table Tennis / Ping-Pong for about 5 years now and I've used a mix ofbeginner-intermediate Stiga paddles. This paddle is very very good as far as the weightand size go. I have big hands and the size of the handle is just right for a Western grip.The paddle felt slightly heavier than my old Stiga but my arm is accustomed to the newpaddle after using it for 4+ months.As far as speed goes, this paddle is top-notch. A perfectly placed high speed return willhave the ball whizzing past your opponent. 5/5 in this department.As far as control goes, this paddle doesn't automatically give you great control. You'llhave to get used and in a way earn that control but once you do that, drop shots looksublime either off forehand or off backhand. Once you master the control element with

I am an intermediate level player and I got this because it was quoted as "top of the line". I am having a pretty hard time adjusting from a pen-hold grip butterfly (priced @ probably $120+) I got this one because the one I was playing with is my dad's and we only have one "good" racket.It is definitely not an easy transition. Things I could do with the other racket seem difficult or impossible with this one.It should be noted that this is a pretty heavy racket. It is approximately 200% the weight of the other butterfly I was using.The racket seems to be really great for spin, but I definitely get a lot more power from my previous one. There's not much I can say about control yet, because I haven't adapted to it enough to pass judgment in that area.Overall I'm pretty confident that this …