Best Black Friday Deals in 2024 for Table Tennis Equipment

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!

United States / Canada

Megaspin

Ends in 2 Days. Please note these are affiliate links (same price for you, small commission for me to keep the site running!)

Paddle Palace

Ends December 8th

  • Some great rubber deals including Nittaku Genextion down to $49.95. 
  • Blade deals include Cybershapes, Lebrun Carbon, and Hurricane Long 5
  • Get an extra 10% off with code EXTRA10, making Paddle Palace deals the cheapest on the products they have on Black Friday deals.

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Europe / Global

Amazon

This Weekend. Deals can vary by region. Please note these are affiliate links (same price for you, small commission for me to keep the site running!).

  • Stiga DNA Platinum rubbers at 25% off.
  • Fastarc G-1 $5 cheaper than anywhere else I’ve seen.
  • If you’re looking to pick up a Cybershape blade, it’s worth checking out Amazon’s offers.
  • Stiga’s Pro Carbon is a decent casual pre-made racket for anyone who plays at home or has just started playing at a club. At nearly half price, it’s a good deal.
  • If you or your club needs a net, look no further than the JOOLA WX at USD $30 in Black Friday sales.

TableTennis11 

Until 1st December. Click here for a list of all their offers. Note you can’t stack their volume discount on Black Friday deals.

Dandoy Sports 

Until 2nd December.

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What is Black Friday?

Black Friday is the term used for the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States, and it marks the start of the Christmas shopping season. Since 2005, Black Friday has been the busiest shopping day of the year in the US.

The explanation behind the term is that, for many years, lots of retailers would operate at a loss for most of the year (November through January).

However, the fourth Friday of November (Black Friday) usually marked the start of their profitable holiday season.

In the 1980s, most accountants used red ink to work on their balances if the business was operating at a loss. 

Black Friday would be the day on which accountants switched from red ink to black ink, as this date was usually the first one in which businesses started earning profits instead of being “in the red”.

It has now become a tradition for businesses to offer huge discounts on Black Fridays, as this practice is beneficial for shops and consumers alike. 

Many stores, extend the Black Friday sales. Some continue until Monday (Cyber Monday), while others go on for up to a week (Cyber Week).

Luckily, table tennis is not an exception, as there are tons of incredible deals that we can take advantage of, not only on Black Friday but the whole Cyber Week.

Have you seen a deal we’ve not posted here? Let us know by commenting below.

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The Controller

Alvaro’s a qualified ITTF Level 1 Coach who's been playing Table Tennis since he was 15 and is now ranked within the top 50 in his native Argentina. He loves to compete in provincial tournaments and is always looking for ways to improve. Alvaro made his favorite memories with a racket in hand, and he joined the RacketInsight team to share his passion with other players!

Blade: Butterfly Fan Zhendong ALC | Forehand: Butterfly Dignics 09c | Backhand: Butterfly Tenergy 19
Playstyle: The Controller

David's been playing Table Tennis since he was 12, earning his first coaching license in 2012. He's played in national team & individual competitions, although he prefers the more relaxed nature of a local league match! After earning his umpiring qualification in England, David moved to Australia and started Racket Insight to share information about the sport he loves.

Blade: Stiga WRB Offensive Classic | Forehand: Calibra LT | Backhand: Xiom Musa
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