During the COVID-19 epidemic, when workplaces were closed, and millions were forced to stay at home for a prolonged length of time, a number of things started and halted. If you have a ping pong table at home and have started using it for entertainment, it may be a fabulous time to invest in a stronger table tennis racket and take your game more seriously. 

Moving from beginner to advanced beginner is the point at which most players consider purchasing a racket – and displays a more serious interest in the sport. If you're ready, make the internet your first stop and begin researching your possibilities.

Most people would tell you that if you're drawn to the newest-latest-greatest while browsing or buying, it's carbon composite in table tennis blades. They're a new type of racket with paper-thin carbon sheets sandwiched between the layers of plywood. 

If you like rapid shots, they may be of interest to you because their main feature is that they add power to the ball. They play differently than all-wood rackets, and whether you'll enjoy one depends on your style of play. If you actually go to a specialty store, they might be able to let you test one out before you buy. Many intermediate and professional players enjoy them.

No two players are identical, and everyone has a different opinion on rackets and which ones are the finest - so you'll have to pick for yourself in the end. However, understanding more about the possibilities and doing some research might help you make a better decision and learn more. 

If you work with a knowledgeable salesman, tell them about your table tennis grip & if you're more of an offensive or defensive player. Ping pong players are more connected to their rackets than to any other piece of equipment. Therefore purchasing your first one should be taken carefully.