Name: RUTIS J
Brand: Nittaku
SKU: 75-racket
Price: 10.000 JPY
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 7.33 (3 reviews)

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[Performance] Speed and Control are excellent.

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Averages reviews points

Evaluation: 7.33 / 10

Number of review: 3

Speed: 8
Spin: 4.33
Control: 4.67

Compact, lightweight blade: Soft considering control performance, by mounting a special material G carbon of high-speed material, opponent of to strong ball, creating the offense and defense both a sense of stability.
In addition, by better ball retention by the "bending", rotation is more easily applied, and finished with a balance good racket.
Lightweight blades that extend the width of the play.

Japanese pen

Specifications

Producer: Nittaku

Product code: NC-0149

Speed: Mid-Fast

Touch: hard

Size: 157 × 150mm

Weight: 75g

Material: Three (G- 2 sheets of carbon)

Thickness: 5.5mm

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

This hard racket emphasizes speed performance with excellent sound and agile control for front-court play. The small grip suits players with smaller hands, but the Japanese-style grip preference varies among users.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Excellent sound and superior speed performance
Short and thin grip design ideal for small hands
Hard texture with linear trajectory suitable for front-court quick shots
Modest spin capability with speed-oriented design
Japanese-style grip preference varies

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveThe sound is excellent and recommended for those with smaller hands. It enables fast shots while maintaining stable ball control with its speed-oriented design.

▽ CriticalSpin capability is modest, and despite carbon layers, it doesn't produce excessive speed. Some users find the Japanese-style cork grip bothersome, making it a matter of personal preference.

User reviews

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Shoku遊 A racket for short-pips users & women

The blade is Chinese-style, but the grip is Japanese-style with a small cork piece where your index finger rests.
It feels kind of like a round pen. The blade is on the thin side and hard. 3 plies of wood plus 2 layers of G carbon.
The speed isn't much different from a 5-ply, and for a carbon blade it doesn't fly as much as you'd expect. The feel is hard.
Some would say that's good since it doesn't overshoot. Still, you can get plenty of speed out of it.
The trajectory is more straight-line than arcing. Personally I feel it pairs well with short pips.
With the same maker's "Hammond FA Speed" on it, the feel and speed were great.
You can hit fast shots while keeping stable ball control. Also, since the grip is short and thin,
I think it'll fit women, kids, or men with smaller hands.
If you're using inverted rubber and you like a hard feel, I'd go with a hard, thin Chinese tacky rubber.
If you play close to the table with quick, light strokes, I think you can make good use of this blade's hardness and flex.
That said, even among penhold players, opinions on this blade's grip and shape
will be divided. If you're not used to the Japanese style and find the cork gets in the way when you hit the ball,
then obviously the Chinese-style "Routis C" would be the better choice.

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2015/02/04

Overall	6/10
Speed	7
Spin	3
Control	5
Touch	7

Recommended rubber (Forehand) Hammond FA speed

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Ping Pong Nice sound

The sound off the blade is especially nice. The Routis can be recommended even for people with small hands. I was torn between this and the Routis C to the point I nearly just flipped a coin, so I went with this one. It's listed as lightweight, but once you put rubber on it, it becomes a decent weight. It leans more toward speed than spin.

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2015/02/05