In this category you will find table tennis bats for every requirement – from beginner and leisure models to tournament bats with individually matched rubbers. Brands such as Butterfly, Stiga, Joola and Donic offer a wide range of complete bats, blades and rubbers that support you in training or competition. With fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Buy table tennis bats online – for all skill levels
Whether you are looking for your first own bat, want a balanced all-round bat for indoor use, or as an ambitious player want to assemble a custom setup from a high-quality blade and two optimal rubbers – here you will find the right equipment. The range extends from compact beginner models with pronounced control to offensive competition bats and ITTF-approved combinations for licensed players.
Material, handle and playing characteristics
A table tennis bat consists of a blade and two rubbers that largely determine speed, spin and control. In complete bats, all components are already optimally matched. The handle shape also plays an important role: concave handles provide a secure grip for versatile players, while anatomical handles adapt to the hand and are especially popular with beginners. Anyone who wants to configure their own bat can choose blade and rubbers separately, thus fine-tuning their playing system in a targeted manner.
This category is aimed at beginners looking for their first own bat, recreational players who play in the hall or office, as well as club players and tournament participants who need a bat setup tailored to them. Coaches and club trainers will also find suitable bats for young players and training materials here.
Quality, safety & product selection
When buying a table tennis bat, it is worth paying attention to a cleanly finished handle shell, evenly applied rubbers and – especially for tournament bats – ITTF approval. High-quality blades and rubbers ensure precise ball feel and a long lifespan, so you can enjoy your bat for many seasons.
Frequently asked questions
Which table tennis bat is suitable for beginners?▾
For beginners, all-round bats with balanced control and some speed are recommended. Models with a softer rubber and a concave or anatomical handle make technique development easier and are forgiving.
What is the difference between a concave and an anatomical handle?▾
A concave handle is slightly thicker in the middle and tapers towards the top and bottom, while an anatomical handle follows the natural shape of the hand. The choice is a matter of taste; many all-round players prefer concave, while beginners often cope well with an anatomical handle.
Which brands are particularly proven in table tennis?▾
The most established brands include Butterfly, Stiga, Joola, Donic, Yasaka, Tibhar, Andro and Gewo. They offer well-thought-out bats, rubbers and tables for every skill level and are used worldwide.
Do I need a ready-assembled bat or can I combine blade and rubbers individually?▾
Ready-made complete bats are ideal for most recreational players. Advanced and tournament players often have a custom setup assembled from a suitable blade and rubbers to match speed, spin and control to their own playing style.
Which rubber thickness suits my playing style?▾
A rubber with 1.5–1.8 mm sponge thickness provides a lot of control and is suitable for all-round players. 2.0 mm and more offer more speed and spin but become harder to master. Offensive players often go for 2.0 mm or Max rubbers.
Can I also use table tennis bats for school sports?▾
Yes, there are particularly robust all-round and outdoor bats that are suitable for school sports and indoor use. Pay attention to good handle quality and durable rubbers so that the bat survives many matches.
How do I properly care for my table tennis bat?▾
Wipe the rubbers regularly with a clean, slightly damp cloth and cover them with a protective film when the bat is not in use. Store the bat dry and protected from high heat so that the blade does not warp and the rubbers remain grippy.
Which table tennis bat is approved for competitive sports?▾
In competitive sports, bats and rubbers must comply with ITTF guidelines. Most brands (Butterfly, Stiga, Joola, Donic, Tibhar etc.) explicitly offer ITTF-approved rubbers and bats. You will find the corresponding indication on the packaging or in the product description.
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