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Butterfly Nakama P-4 Japanese Penhold Racket

by Butterfly · Part of Butterfly Spring Sale • Racket Sale

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Great Racket For Accomplished Recreational Players

• Great Racket For Accomplished Recreational Players
• Nakama Series
• Includes 2 40+ Balls
• Recommended For Intermediate Level Players

The Butterfly Nakama P4 Japanese Penhold Table Tennis Racket is a one-ply juggernaut. Solid and well balanced for an all-round style of play. Flextra is a terrific intermediate level rubber with a bit more spin than speed. The softer sponge layer of Flextra will 'hold' the ball longer making it ideal for learning the basics. The backside of the blade is painted black as traditional Japanese penhold rackets are constructed with rubber on only one side of the blade surface. Both forehand and backhand shots are executed using the same side of the paddle.

• Blade Construction: 1-Ply Wood
• Handle: Japanese Penhold - Cork Mounted On Top Of Handle & Back Of Blade For Comfort
• Rubber: Flextra - Sponge Thickness 1.9mm
• Comes with two 40+ (poly) balls
• International Table Tennis Federation Approved

Speed: 82
Spin: 87
Control: 60

FAQ: Can I replace this racket's rubber sheets?
This racket is assembled from the factory with strong glue and you can play with it right out of the box. Removing the rubber sheets to attach new ones is difficult and is not recommended. If you would like to order a racket with replaceable rubber sheets, please check out the Allround Pro Combos.

FAQ: Can I use recreational racket in competitions?
Most recreational table tennis rackets do not comply with official ITTF regulations - either because both rubber sheets are the same color or because the rubber isn't approved for competition. To ensure your racket meets the standards, refer to the official ITTF rules. If you want a ready-made racket that is compliant, check out our Pro Combos in the Rackets section. Note that it is the player's responsibility to ensure that the rubber sheets are ITTF-approved at the time of competition.

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