Nittaku - Racket245 results found.
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- SOU MF P(Number of reviews: 6)
- Overall: 8.33
- Speed: 8.50
- Spin: 8.50
- Control: 8.50
I'd been using a 5-ply Chinese penhold blade, but ...
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- Acoustic C(Number of reviews: 3)
- Overall: 8.33
- Speed: 7.00
- Spin: 9.00
- Control: 7.67
This is my impression after putting on Fastarc G-1...
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- Kim Kyung Ah(Number of reviews: 3)
The Nittaku Kim Kyung Ah blade was designed specifically for the Korean womens star and is the bl...
- Overall: 8.33
- Speed: 4.33
- Spin: 8.00
- Control: 8.33
This is a chopper's blade. On the forehand, choppi...
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- Tenor(Number of reviews: 6)
The Nittaku Tenor was made according to the principles used in making string instruments. Althoug...
- Overall: 8.33
- Speed: 7.33
- Spin: 7.17
- Control: 7.00
You feel a bit of hardness on contact, but it grip...
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- ALULASS RH(Number of reviews: 4)
- Overall: 8.25
- Speed: 8.25
- Spin: 7.50
- Control: 6.50
I've been using it for about a year now. It flexes...
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- HANEYOSHI(Number of reviews: 4)
Named for the outstanding Japanese chopper. Use this blade for outstanding defensive play with a ...
- Overall: 8.25
- Speed: 6.25
- Spin: 8.00
- Control: 8.50
It's bigger than a standard blade, and lets you ch...
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- JENTY(Number of reviews: 4)
- Overall: 8.25
- Speed: 8.00
- Spin: 6.25
- Control: 8.50
First off, it's lightweight, so even with Tenergy ...
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- Acoustic Carbon Inner(Number of reviews: 24)
Made with "String Instrument Technology" Carbon version of the famous Nittaku Acoustic. Made in J...
- Overall: 8.25
- Speed: 7.46
- Spin: 8.04
- Control: 8.13
I own both the Acoustic and the Acoustic Carbon, s...
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- EXCELLENT-A(Number of reviews: 4)
NITTAKU first-class single ply racket with the choice Kiso Hinoki selected carefully. The feeling...
- Overall: 8.25
- Speed: 8.75
- Spin: 8.00
- Control: 7.75
These are my impressions after borrowing this from...
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- Ludeack Fleet(Number of reviews: 5)
- Overall: 8.20
- Speed: 8.20
- Spin: 7.40
- Control: 7.20
It uses glass fiber, and the blade is relatively t...
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