TT ball at wttc

Did thet really use the ordinary plastic 3x star butterfly ball at the world championships? Feels like this ball is too inconsistent and should have broke much more than it did ( if it really was the bty ball)

The umpires might have been instructed to change the balls every 2-3 sets. So when the second or third set is over, the assistant goes to pick up the ball. He puts it in his pocket but when he gives it to the umpire, he gives him a ball from the other pocket. They did this earlier this year in an international tournament. This way it looks like the ball is durable. In that particular match both players agreed that they would start using a new ball after the third set and the officials accepted.

ALL THE CAKES FROM THE SAME OVEN.

Butterfly, Tibhar, Shieldkrot and some more ball brands they all are known to come from DF F%CTORY.   All the cakes from the same oven.

I have now got DF 40+ of the newer batch 2015,   priced only 1.5 US per one, real pleasure to play..    DF is a ball well famous for their prolonged durability and strong tactil response.
DF plastic is now mistakenly underrated with many players. Still it is worth try anyway, great money saver. Yes.

Factually,   BTF Ball makes no difference from DF.     Either of the two balls would come from the same production machinery, from the same ball plant..   Feel not happy about BTF stern cost over 2.5 Usd? Just go and take DF instead, it is the same beast , much cheaper at that.

Never am I a money waster, hence I ultimately decided on the DF40+ to my better satisfaction. Yes.

wturber wrote: My wife just bought 200 Gambler 3* (USATT only, not ITTF approved) for $0.50 each during ZeroPong's recent  two day special promotion.  As you say, all the cakes from the same oven.

Edited by 42andbackpains - 08/18/2015 at 11:29pm