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Author:  Shockwave88 [ 26 Aug 2017, 00:09 ]
Post subject:  New person here

I'm new but not new to ping pong I have a pool table with ping pong table conversion. But one of the side got broken. I have made my own customized paddle lobe it. So I'm.lookomg fot a good ping pong table that has over 20mm thickness Able to fold completely thanks

Author:  iskandar taib [ 26 Aug 2017, 03:15 ]
Post subject:  Re: New person here

Shockwave88 wrote:
I'm new but not new to ping pong I have a pool table with ping pong table conversion. But one of the side got broken. I have made my own customized paddle lobe it. So I'm.lookomg fot a good ping pong table that has over 20mm thickness Able to fold completely thanks


For buying a table, your location is of importance.

Iskandar

Author:  Shockwave88 [ 26 Aug 2017, 03:25 ]
Post subject:  Re: New person here

iskandar taib wrote:
Shockwave88 wrote:
I'm new but not new to ping pong I have a pool table with ping pong table conversion. But one of the side got broken. I have made my own customized paddle lobe it. So I'm.lookomg fot a good ping pong table that has over 20mm thickness Able to fold completely thanks


For buying a table, your location is of importance.

Iskandar

I live in Louisiana usa! I was looking. At killers pin butterfly stigaa and Jolla. I also like kettler table too

Author:  iskandar taib [ 27 Aug 2017, 03:30 ]
Post subject:  Re: New person here

Be careful. Even Butterfly and Stiga sell some flimsy, less than optimal tables. See what's available locally first, and then start looking online - vendors such as Amazon and Wal-Mart. Do factor in shipping, and in what shape said table arrives in (in many cases, lots of assembly needed). Be suspicious of anything costing less than USD500 - most of these are flimsy. The Kettler's an outdoor table and if you do a search you'll find posts where people don't like the bounce (it bounces less than the optimal indoor tables). However, if you do need something that you can leave out in the rain it might be a good choice.

Killerspin has a reputation for high quality, over-the-top stuff, don't know if that applies to their tables.

By the way... if you see a bat holder attached to a table, it's a really bad sign... :lol:

Iskandar

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