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k factor 90 tennis?
i bought a tennis raquet from ebay 2 month ago.. k factor 90. it was kinda heavy when i bougt it but it feels like its getting lighter. my friends say they think it got lighter too. I asked the seller if its fake because it had demo sticker on the cover when i received it, but he said its 100% real. (also, there were chinese(vietnam)newspaper for cushion. 
for addition; i think the racquet gets scraches quit easily.
question 1> are there fake k factor 90 racquets already?
2> do fake k factor 90 racquets get lighter when its used for quit a time?
3>your opinion?
First of all, it's not really physically possible for a racquet to "get lighter" as you use it. We don't have anti-matter yet. I think you're just getting used to the extra weight.
As for the demo sticker, it's probably just because it was a demo racquet at one point, and the place that had it just decided to sell it. (might have gotten another one from Wilson). I've bought three demo racquets before, but they were through my coach, so I knew the source. Haven't had any problems with them at all.
As for my opinion, I would be a little concerned about its legitimacy. If it's scratching so easily, it could be that it's got cheap paint (which real Wilson's don't have). The paper is also a little sketchy. But it could have just come from somewhere overseas, or possibly the owner of the place gets an Asian paper. That's just giving them the benefit of the doubt, though. Take the racquet to a pro-shop, or anywhere with a racquet technician. They should be able to tell you if it's real. You could also take it into a store that you know sells that racquet and do your own comparisons against a genuine copy.
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Table Tennis Racquet
Table tennis paddles, also known as tennis rackets table for the most serious, just a wide variety of shapes, sizes, handles, and rubber. It is very confusing for a beginning or recreational player.
table tennis paddles are made of two parts: the blade and rubber. The ITTF (International Table Tennis Federation) was formed way back in 1926 to decide and implement the standard rules of table tennis. Each pallet of table tennis must conform to certain specifications to be deemed legal.
The paddle May itself be any shape, size or weight, but the blade must be flat and firm. On the blade is the most important part of the palette that is rubber and covered with foam. For tournament play table tennis, you must have a paddle that is red on one side and black on the other.
The rubber / foam may come in a wide variety of textures and thicknesses, which is why it can be overwhelming for a beginner or a recreational player to decide on a racket table tennis. You can spend days trying to understand the different types rubber and sponge, whether rubber has dimples, and what type of paddle configuration, you should get.
Many professional table tennis players recommend that the best place to start is with a racket around. A recreational player should first focus on finding a racket table tennis with a grip that is comfortable for them. Without a handful who feels comfortable and natural, the player will most likely never be able to make progress in this sport. It is quite difficult to change styles taken so that a good strategy would be to borrow several pallets of your friends first so you can try different styles. The two most popular are the handles and Penholder shakehand and it is difficult to play different techniques with the ill-style paddle.
Whatever your first choice is more likely that you stick with your life in order to make sure you try all your options. Do not bother too much with the multitude of rubber available for your first train. Only after you become more familiar with table tennis and your skills do you need to investigate the transition to a more specialized with a paddle most advanced rubber.
All major brands Butterfly, Killerspin, Stiga, and Double Happiness all round pallets table tennis, which are ideal for beginners and recreational players. Choose one of these pallets should be relatively easy. You should know if you like the pen grip or the shakehand grip and then choose a paddle that is in your price range. Any paddle one of these big brands will be a good paddle and able to get your game to the next level.
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