Butterfly Penhold Jian Table Tennis Paddle : Overview
Suitable for play close-to-the-table. Ideal first racket due to its good spin and superb control. The backside is painted black making the racket legal for tournament play.
Table tennis is widely popular in Asia. It is as popular as baseball, football and basketball are in North America. Traditionally, most players from Asia hold the racket as if they were writing with a pen, hence the name, "penhold".
A penhold racket is assembled slightly different than a shakehand racket in the following ways. It features rubber on only one side of the racket as a penhold player will traditionally use the same side of the racket to execute both a forehand as well as a backhand shot. Chinese penhold rackets look similar to the shakehand racket, but with a shorter handle. Japanese style rackets offer a slightly longer handle than a Chinese style handle and will feature cork mounted on top of the handle as well as on the backhand side of the blade for added comfort.
A penhold racket is better suited for a penhold style player for the following reasons: Having rubber on only one side of the racket significantly reduces the weight of the racket. There is a gap above the handle where the fingers rest offering a more comfortable grip. The racket head is slightly wider and/or elongated compared to the head of a shakehand racket, offering an even weight distribution.
- Surface: Inverted
- Sponge: 1.5mm Addoy
- Speed: 55
- Spin: 35
- Control: 100
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