OOAK Table Tennis Forum

Hi guys, I usually try to play attacking tennis and try to topspin everything, but recently i took an old premade racket and tried to play all-defensive game, just pushing and pushing everything. The rubbers were worn out and didn't grip the ball at all (it was a premade butterfly racket for beginners, sponge was very thin and soft), even when i tried to lift up the ball a couple of times with a topspin stroke and didn't work out at all. But pushing was so easy and fun, the rallies could be quite long.
Now i have an idea to assemble a bat for pushing with similar capabilities if you can say so. Can someone give me an advice? Should i glue two thin antispin rubbers for similar effect? And what kind of blade is good for pushing?

Gambler Reflectoid? Or Reactor Ckylin? And a Sanwei M8 blade of course... I suppose 729 804 would be a low-cost anti.. or you could get thin Batwings and play with it for a year until the topsheet gets slick..

Iskandar

Hardbat maybe ? You and your opponent can push for days & break Alex Ehlrich's world record