Racket Insight’s Ultimate Guide to the Best Table Tennis Black Friday Deals in 2025

Black Friday is the best time of the year to purchase table tennis equipment.

Virtually all of the most popular table tennis stores lower their prices by up to 50% and compete against each other in what is the ideal time to purchase a new blade, racket, or even a new table.

Black Friday offers excellent deals for anything table tennis related. As for me, I’ve been waiting for this Black Friday to get a set of new rubbers, some of which are at unbelievable price points. Let’s begin!

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Top Deals

PongBot Nova S Pro

Black Friday Price: $259.99 USD
Extra 5 percent off with code RI5OFF
Normal Price: $349 USD

If you have been thinking about buying a table tennis robot, this is the deal to grab. The Nova S Pro was already the best value robot on the market at its full price. With this Black Friday discount, it becomes an unbeatable pick for anyone who trains at home or wants reliable, consistent practice without spending thousands.

We reviewed the Nova S Pro after more than 150 hours of real training across all skill levels. It held up brilliantly. At its core, the robot promises to replace unreliable training partners and deliver consistent, purposeful ball feeding. After months of testing, it delivered exactly that.

Yes, it has a few compromises. Manual spin adjustments and the lack of a recycling net are the main ones. Given the price, these tradeoffs are completely reasonable. The robot still covers everything most players need for structured training.

Why this deal stands out
At $349, the Nova S Pro already punches above its weight. At $259.99 with a further five percent off, it becomes a rare chance to get eighty percent of what premium robots offer for a fraction of the cost. This is the lowest price we have seen all year.

If you want a capable, feature rich robot without blowing the budget, grab this one while the sale lasts.

If you are looking for something more advanced, PongBot also has two higher end models on sale. The Omni S Pro is down to $1,039.99 USD and the Halo S Pro is sitting at $1,499.99 USD. Both offer more power, more spin options, and more complex training features. The same code RI5OFF works on these models too, giving you an extra five percent off the sale price.

United States / Canada

Megaspin

We often link to Megaspin for US readers because they have been one of the most dependable table tennis retailers around. They stock genuine gear, ship fast, and look after customers when something goes wrong. I buy plenty of my own equipment from them and have always had a good experience, so I’m comfortable recommending them when a deal is worth grabbing.

Always try the code ‘BLACK25’ for an additional (variable) discount on top of the deals posted here!

Tables

• Get ~20% off Kettler outdoor tables. We haven’t reviewed these, but Kettler is a reputable brand and $1,000 for an outdoor table with a cover is a good deal.
• Are you very rich and looking for a deal on a top-end table? Well, look no further than a 20% discount on RS Barcelona folding / static tables. They’ll still set you back over $6,000 but they are absolutely stunning tables.

Rubbers

• An extra 10% off on Yasaka rubbers. We love the Rakza 7 and Rakza Z but you’ll also find the Yasaka Mark V classic rubber for just $34.16.
• One of the best offers is between 20% – 22% off on Victas rubbers such as the excellent V>22 Double Extra.
• There’s also an excellent 24% – 26% off on Andro rubbers including variants like the R42, R53, and R47.
• 31% off DHS Hurricane National is probably the best you’ll find in the USA for this unique rubber (we reviewed Hurricane National and didn’t like it!)

Blades

• So far, the best we’re seeing is between 10% – 20% off Yasaka blades, with the best deal on the Yasaka Sweden Classic.

Paddle Palace

IMPORTANT: During Black Friday you can enter code EXTRA10 at checkout to get an additional 10% off, in addition to the sale prices I’ve listed below! Not including tables (sadly).

Tables

• Getting the Donic Waldner Premium 30 for just $1,445 is an excellent deal ($100 off) on a fantastic table. We reviewed the Waldner Premium 30 very positively.

Rubbers

• Donic Bluestar A1/2/3 are all discounted to $58.95 USD, which is a decent price for solid attacking rubbers. Sponge hardness is the main difference between the three variants.
• I just published our review of Nittaku’s Genextion (an updated Fastarc G-1) and now it’s on sale down to $53.95. Perfect time to buy it.
• Tibhar’s Evolution MX-D, FX-D, and EL-D are down to $54.95 but strangely the most popular variant, the MX-P is still at full price. It’s only a $5 discount though, so not the best deal you’ll find today.

Blades

• If you want a super-fast Cybershape blade, look no further than this deal for the Stiga Cybershape Carbon down to $209.95.
• Another attacking blade, the Nittaku Acoustic Carbon G-Revision is down to $152.95.
• Switching to a defensive blade, one of the most popular ever made is the Donic Defplay Inner Carbon which is down to $59.95.

Europe / Global

Amazon

Amazon offers variable discounts based on your country, so it’s worth checking these links to see if the offer is valid for you!

Tables

• We recently reviewed the JOOLA Inside and you can get the 25mm version for a cracking price of $500 USD, just above the lowest it’s ever been. Not looking to spend that much? Opt for the 15mm version for $352.50 USD.
• Another alternative would be the Stiga Advantage Pro 19mm version which is normally $500 USD but is down to $424.99 in the Black Friday sales.
• Looking for an outdoor table? The JOOLA NOVA outdoor table is at a good discount at $441 USD. Is that’s too expensive, consider the NOVA DX at a cheaper (and less robust) $375 USD.

Rubbers

Amazon don’t have any deals worth sharing on table tennis rubbers.

Pre-Made Rackets

• I normally think this is a bit fast for beginners, but the Stiga Pro Carbon is down to $56 USD which is a good price for this high-quality pre-made racket.
• Comparable to the Pro Carbon, JOOLA have their own pre-made carbon racket at a slightly higher price.

Nets

• It’s not the world’s best table tennis net, but for $15 you can’t go wrong with the JOOLA Snapper. It’s a clip-style net and comes from a reputable manufacturer, so this is a really solid deal.

Balls

• Not the best discount ever, but a few dollars off JOOLA training balls is a good chance to stock up on these balls that are perfect for use with schools, multiball, or robots.

TableTennis11 

We are still waiting for Tabletennis11 to publish their Black Friday deals. As soon as they release their offers, we will update this page.

Dandoy Sports 

Rubbers

There are some very good prices on a wide range of Stiga, Donic, Xiom, Yasaka, Andro, Tibhar, Victas and Nittaku sheets this year. A few standouts jump off the page.

• Stiga DNA Hybrid series – All variants including XH, H, M, 55 and Dragon Power are available from €40.41, which is excellent value for a modern hybrid. If you’ve been thinking about trying Stiga’s grippy topsheets, this is a good entry point.
• Stiga Helix Platinum series – The new Helix Platinum H, M, XH and 55 are all down to €46.20. That is a strong price for one of Stiga’s latest generation rubbers.
• Donic Bluestar A1, A2, A3 – All three are discounted to €40.41. The Bluestar line is a favourite among attacking players and this price sits well under the usual retail.
• Tibhar Evolution MX-P – One of the most popular rubbers in the world now sits at €31.16, which is well below what most shops offer during sales. Great time to stock up.
• Xiom Omega VII Pro, Asia, Euro – Each version is €33.06, which is a great price for a top tier ESN rubber. If you normally play Vega or Rasanter, this is a cheap upgrade window.
• Yasaka Rakza Z Extra Hard and Rakza X – Both around €30.58, which is a solid discount for spin focused, durable rubbers.
• Nittaku Genextion – Down to €37.52, a strong price on one of the most interesting new Nittaku sheets.
• Budget picks – DHS Hurricane II and II NEO from €17–19, Donic Desto F-series at €23, and Donic Vario at €20.58. Great options for players rebuilding their setup on a tighter budget.

Blades

Dandoy has huge stock of blades across Stiga, Donic, Yasaka, Victas, Xiom, Tibhar, Andro and Nittaku, but only a subset are genuinely strong deals. These are the highlights.

• Stiga Cybershape Carbon – Reduced to €127.19 with multiple Cybershape options on sale including Cybershape Wood (€69.34) and Cybershape Allround Classic (€40.41). If you want to join the Cybershape experiment, this is the cheapest selection anywhere right now.
• Donic Defplay Inner Carbon – A classic defensive blade sitting at €34.63, which is extremely low for a carbon defence option.
• Donic Waldner Senso Series – Models like the Waldner Senso V1 and V2 are in the €28–34 bracket. Great traditional value for money.
• Yasaka Ma Lin series – Several strong deals here, including Ma Lin Extra Special (€36.36) and Ma Lin Carbon (€37.52). Hard to beat at this price.
• Nittaku Acoustic & Blade Violin – Both sitting at €95.21, which is one of the lowest prices you’ll find globally for these iconic handcrafted blades.
• Victas Swat – Down to €43.39 which is an outstanding price for a blade that is extremely popular across club players.

Robots

• Nova S Pro now 259.99 USD with an extra five percent off using RI5OFF, offering the best mix of value, consistency, and smart app features for home and club players.
• Omni S Pro now 1,039.99 USD with an extra five percent off using RI5OFF, designed for players who want stronger spin, more power, and deeper drill options.
• Halo S Pro now 1,499.99 USD with an extra five percent off using RI5OFF, built for serious training with premium performance, advanced programmability, and pro level ball quality.

We’re still waiting on other robot manufactures to release their Black Friday deals, with expected discounts from places like Power Pong.

What is Black Friday?

Black Friday is the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States and is widely considered the start of the Christmas shopping season. Since 2005 it has consistently been the busiest shopping day of the year.

The name comes from the old accounting idea of retailers spending most of the year “in the red” and then finally moving “into the black” once holiday sales pushed them into profit.

Over time, Black Friday turned into a major shopping tradition. Stores offer large discounts to attract customers, and shoppers look forward to scoring big savings on products that rarely get discounted.

Many businesses now extend their Black Friday deals right through the weekend. Some finish on Cyber Monday. Others keep the sale running for a full Cyber Week.

Table tennis is no different. Brands and retailers across the world now run serious Black Friday deals on robots, blades, rubbers, shoes, bags, tables, and accessories. For most players, it is the best time of the year to upgrade their setup or invest in new training gear at a lower price.

If you spot a table tennis deal that we have not listed here, let us know in the comments and we will add it.