Blackout by Sauer & Tröger: it kills your opponent's pace
Mini review of the Blackout anti-spin by Sauer & Tröger: shot by shot, strengths and weaknesses, who it suits and why the ball dies. Read it before you buy.
Mini review of the Blackout anti-spin by Sauer & Tröger: shot by shot, strengths and weaknesses, who it suits and why the ball dies. Read it before you buy.
From China's first ball in 1927 to the Paris 2024 tables: the story of DHS, the brand that grew up alongside the Chinese national team. See how it began.
Catalog speed and spin, "tried it and liked it", your idol's rubber: see why almost all of it misleads and how to choose your table tennis rubber methodically.
From 38mm celluloid to ABS plastic: understand how the ball changed table tennis and find out which DHS 40+ ball is right for your level of play.
Commercial, Provincial, National or Player Edition? See what changes in the DHS Hurricane 3 NEO, which hardness to pick and how to avoid counterfeits.
Lâmina, hexagonal racket, ponto doce: see 3 translation mistakes that became habit in Brazilian table tennis, and the correct terms. Humor and technique.
Are you blowing the bugle in a nursing home? See, through Clóvis de Barros' philosophy, why a pro rubber can be the villain of your game. Check it out!
Why is your table tennis glue water-based? Discover the story of speed glue, the famous "click", the gas masks and the ban on solvents. Read on.
Turn your serve into an attack! See 5 expert tips to surprise your opponent and discover the ideal equipment to power up your game. Check them out.
Ma Long's career teaches a valuable lesson about blade progression in table tennis. Find out why your equipment should evolve along with you.
Discover why Sun Yingsha, Chen Meng and Wang Chuqin use the DHS Hurricane 8 on the backhand. See 360TT's technical take on the elite's new trend.
Find out which 360TT EasyGlue is right for you. See the viscosity, effect and player profile of each one and choose for speed, spin or control.
What booster is, how to apply it, what the ITTF rules allow and why rubbers already come with factory booster. See the benefits and when to reapply.