Equipment Recommendations

Most club points are won with spin and placement, not carbon‑fed power. So, can a $20–30 all-wood blade deliver premium‑grade control and finish? Sanwei’s Echo is an ALL blade that promises linear rebound, safe arcs, and precise touch at budget pricing. I trained for 15+ hours with the Echo to see if it’s up to […]

Chinese blade manufacturers have come a long way in the past five years. But can you get premium ALC performance without paying $180+ for a Butterfly Viscaria or Stiga Carbonado? The Sanwei Froster EX-C makes that case at just $109. It’s a 5+2 Arylate-carbon blade that delivers the spin generation and control characteristics of top-tier

Choosing the best table tennis blade is one of the most important decisions for any player aiming to improve match performance. A blade defines the core character of your game — speed, control, stability, and confidence in every shot. In 2025, the release of the SANWEI Froster Pro has generated significant attention among competitive athletes

When players search for the best ALC table tennis blade, most are looking for a perfect combination of speed, control, stability, and professional-grade feeling. In recent years, the market has been dominated by a small number of well-known blades, but 2025 has brought a powerful new contender: the SANWEI Froster Pro. After examining its design,

The holidays are coming — and what’s better than giving a gift that inspires energy, fun, and real improvement? 🎄Whether your loved one is just starting to play or already obsessed with table tennis, the BravoBee Carbon Ping Pong Paddle from SANWEI SPORT is the perfect Christmas present — a paddle that brings pro-level design

Looking for a hybrid rubber that delivers Chinese-style spin without the maintenance headaches? The 2nd-generation Sanwei Target National has been promising exactly that since its release in late 2021, bridging the gap between traditional Chinese rubbers and modern European tensors. Sanwei claims this rubber was engineered to “dominate the game and take every chance to

In an era where blade prices regularly exceed $100, Sanwei has been quietly building a reputation for high-performance blades at budget-friendly prices. Released in 2023, the Parla aims to bring premium 7-ply characteristics to the mid-range market. After seeing numerous positive reviews from the table tennis community, particularly comparing it favorably to the classic Stiga

Basalt fiber is an advanced material derived from natural volcanic rock. Unlike synthetic fibers, it is produced by melting basalt at high temperatures and then drawing it into continuous filaments, without the need for additional additives. This gives basalt fiber a unique balance of strength, elasticity, and environmental friendliness. When applied to table tennis blades,

Finding the right table tennis shoes is crucial – they’re the foundation of your game. Many players end up compromising with badminton or volleyball shoes, simply because dedicated table tennis footwear can be hard to find. Sanwei’s new FireFlash shoes stand out with their distinctive dial lacing system and bold design, and they’re designed specifically

The table tennis market has seen a surge in hybrid rubbers attempting to blend Chinese and European characteristics, but few have managed to do so effectively at an accessible price point. The Sanwei Gear Hyper, released in 2020, has been generating buzz in the community, and I was keen to put it through its paces.

The search for a high-performance carbon blade doesn’t always have to end with a three-figure price tag. When Sanwei offered to send us their Nova Carbon blade for review, I was intrigued by its promised combination of premium Hinoki construction and accessible pricing. Over a few months of intensive testing including regular practice sessions and

Hello table tennis community. As many of you know from my past reviews here on this forum, I was previously sponsored by Sanwei. After that, I switched to Dr. Neubauer, where I had the chance to experiment for the first time with asymmetric blades—those in which each side has a different composition, affecting performance in