Black Friday table tennis rackets

What makes a ping-pong racket

A blade and two rubbers: one rubber placed on a sponge. The thicker the sponge, the faster the ball flies and the more spin it takes; the thinner it is, the more control dominates.

The kit, a great idea to get started

Kits include two or more rackets with balls, sometimes a net. It's the simplest solution for playing at home, camping or the office.

Dunlop, Sporti, Avento: the rackets on the page

Dunlop and Sporti offer the essentials from the selection, with Avento for leisure.

Taking care of your rubbers

A dirty or dry rubber loses its grip. Clean it with a suitable product after the session and store the racket in a cover, away from dust and heat.

Balls to break in your racket

The ping-pong balls from Black Friday come in a box or a bucket. All the offers are on the page Black Friday table tennis.

Ping-pong rackets on sale all year round

The table tennis clearance features end-of-range items, especially from Donic.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a cheap ping-pong racket?

During Black Friday, on this page. The rest of the year, the table tennis clearance offers end-of-range items.

Pre-made racket or custom for starting in a club?

A good quality pre-made racket is enough for the first season. You can build your own once your playing style is established.

Can a ping-pong racket be used in competition?

Yes, if its rubbers are approved by the international federation. This is indicated on the product sheet of the relevant models.

How long do the rubbers last?

For a regular club player, they wear out in a few months. For leisure, a well-stored racket lasts for years.

Can you play outdoors with a regular racket?

Yes, but moisture and sunlight damage the rubbers. An entry-level racket designed for outdoor use helps to prevent wearing out the club racket.