Nuytinck

Everyone's rating [Hardness] Little hard
[Performance] Speed and Spin are excellent.
Nuytinck
Nuytinck

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Averages reviews points

  • Evaluation: 9.67 / 10
  • Number of review: 3
    • Speed: 9.67
    • Spin: 8.33
    • Control: 8.33

    Reviews of Nuytinck. Players who use Racket evaluate various points such as hardness, momentum, weight, item by item to worry, and feel at impact thoroughly.

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    Specifications

    Price
    21,000 Yen(Include tax 23,100 Yen)
    Producer
    TIBHAR
    Product code
    BT2050
    Weight
    85g
    Material
    7 ply wood
    Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary
    Known for its hard ball release and strong bounce, the racket's performance largely depends on rubber selection. It achieves quality equivalent to the Shakehand ZLC at a significantly lower price, making it excellent value for money.
    ■ Frequently Mentioned Points
    • Hard material with quick ball release and strong bounce
    • Performs best with hard sheet rubber
    • Exceptional stability on counter attacks
    • Offers Shakehand ZLC quality at roughly half the price
    ■ Representative Voices
    ▲ PositiveIdentical grip and blade shape to the Shakehand ZLC, indistinguishable from Butterfly's official version. While Butterfly's version costs around ¥25,000, this racket can be purchased for under ¥13,000.
    ▽ CriticalNo notable negative feedback

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    • visitor

      Too much (Experience: More than ２０ years) Hybrid ZC is Zylon Carbon.

      Player reviews

      Looking into overseas info, the Hybrid ZC apparently uses the same ZLC material Butterfly uses.

      The grip shape, blade shape, and construction were the same as the Jun Mizutani ZLC.
      The top ply was limba.

      One difference was that the top ply was about 0.5mm thicker.
      Maybe because of that, the feel with rubber on also felt a bit softer.
      According to official specs, the blade thickness is
      5.7mm for the Jun Mizutani ZLC
      5.8mm for the Nuytinck

      I'm not sure if that's just individual variation or if they intentionally made the top ply thicker, sorry.
      When practicing, I like the feeling of it holding the ball while still sending it out well. It does have good bounce though (lol)

      The Jun Mizutani ZLC currently costs close to 25,000 yen.
      If you pick the right place to buy, the Nuytinck can be had for under about 13,000 yen, so it's a steal (lol)
      The zylon coloring is the same too, and looking at the blade from the side you can't tell the Nuytinck and the Jun Mizutani ZLC apart.
      If you're looking for a racket with the same shape as the Butterfly one, this is recommended. *Individual variation exists
      *Since the surface wood is on the thick side, it's better to protect it with a racket coat or similar.

      See original review

      2021/08/15
      Overall
      10/10
      Speed
      10
      Spin
      9
      Control
      9
      Touch
      10
      Hardness little hard

      Recommended rubber (Forehand) DIGNICS 64

      Recommended rubber (Backhand) DIGNICS 64

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    • Fried beef

      Fried beef (Experience: １１〜２０ years) Light and bouncy‼️ Perfect for guys with a bad shoulder‼️

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      LOKI RXTON9 (Koku) 40.5
      LOKI RXTON3 Blue
      LOKI RXTON9 PRO CNF
      With this change:
      Forehand: Hybrid MK Pro MAX
      Backhand: Quantum X PRO (Purple) MAX
      The blade itself is light, but this particular one was a bit heavier at 85g,
      and together with both rubbers it came to 181g.
      The MK Pro makes countering super easy.
      Even a lazy swing pretty much lands in.
      It's also a rubber that holds the ball well enough for loop-type shots,
      so there's no problem there.
      On speed-oriented shots it gets a bit of that harsh "German" feel and can go wild sometimes.
      As for the Quantum X Pro,
      the sheet isn't really anything special, so it doesn't get affected much by spin.
      Using the blade's bounce,
      the counters land
      surprisingly well.
      The spin loses out to the blade's bounce, maybe?
      Or maybe it's just my lack of skill? Either way, on the backhand if I don't swing all the way through,
      it doesn't grip the ball.
      The blade's bounce is very linear, so
      I'd recommend pairing it with a rubber that holds the ball well.

      See original review

      2025/08/21
      Overall
      10/10
      Speed
      10
      Spin
      8
      Control
      8
      Touch
      10
      Hardness little hard

      Recommended rubber (Forehand) HYBRID MK PRO

      Recommended rubber (Backhand) Quantum X PRO

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    • visitor

      tinder (Experience: ６〜１０ years) A blade that depends on your rubber

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      Looking at just the blade, it's a hard type with a quick release off the ball. It has strong bounce, which makes rallying easy. That said, it's not a blade with an overwhelmingly strong character on its own, so I think the rubber you pair it with matters a lot.
      With soft rubber, the short game got a bit erratic, so I feel a rubber with a hard sheet or sponge works better.
      Personally, the Omega 5 Asia and Omega 7 Tour worked really well for me, giving plenty of both spin and speed.
      If you're thinking Tibhar, I'd go with the Evolution MX-S or MX-P.

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      2025/02/17
      Overall
      9/10
      Speed
      9
      Spin
      8
      Control
      8
      Touch
      9
      Hardness hard

      Recommended rubber (Forehand) OMEGA V ASIA

      Recommended rubber (Backhand) OMEGA VII TOUR

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