Table tennis racket Cornilleau Sport 300 — rubber and wood, black/red, single racket

The Cornilleau Sport 300 table tennis racket combines a wooden blade with two rubber coverings in a black/red colour scheme. Designed for recreational and club play, this single racket offers a balanced combination of control and spin to support training, leisure matches and technique improvement. The two-star rubber construction provides improved ball adhesion compared with basic coatings, making it easier to build rallies and execute varied strokes while maintaining durability for frequent use.

Advantages

The wooden blade provides a stable, responsive feel while the two-layer rubber coverings enhance grip on the ball for better spin generation and shot precision. The racket is balanced for a neutral playing style that favours controlled placement and consistency. Its durable materials are suitable for regular training and recreational competition without rapid performance loss.

Suitable for

• Beginners learning fundamental strokes and footwork
• Recreational players and club members seeking a reliable practice racket
• Training sessions focused on control, rally-building and spin development
• Leisure matches and friendly competitions

Key specifications

• Construction: wooden blade with rubber coverings on both sides
• Rubber rating: two-star coating for improved adhesion and spin
• Colour: black on one side, red on the other side
• Type: single racket, ready-to-play without separate assembly
• Playing characteristics: emphasis on control with moderate spin potential

How to use

Hold the handle with a comfortable grip suitable for your preferred style (shakehand or penhold) and use the racket for drills that emphasise controlled placement and consistent contact. Use the red and black sides interchangeably according to training needs or match rules. Maintain consistent stroke mechanics and focus on building rallies to take advantage of the rubber's adhesion and spin properties.

Usage recommendations

To keep the rubber surfaces performing well, avoid exposing the racket to extreme temperatures or prolonged direct sunlight, and clean the rubbers with a soft damp cloth after play. Store the racket in a protective case or dry place to prevent warping of the wooden blade. Replace the racket when rubber adhesion or blade response noticeably deteriorates.