Nittaku Table Tennis Reviews

Every Nittaku blade and rubber we have reviewed, ranked by rating, with head-to-head comparisons against the rest of our database.

Nittaku Blades

Nittaku Acoustic Carbon 8.8/10
Intermediate to advanced offensive players who loop close to mid-table, want carbon speed but cannot give up the wood-like touch and short-game precision of an all-wood blade. Pairs especially well with sticky or tacky rubbers on the forehand.
Nittaku Acoustic 8.7/10
Intermediate to advanced offensive players, especially mid-distance loopers, who value control, feel and short-game touch over raw carbon speed.
Nittaku Violin 8.4/10
All-round and developing offensive players who prize control, feel and spin over raw speed, and who want a premium all-wood blade for looping and precise close-to-mid table play. A strong first custom blade for intermediates leaving fast carbon setups.
Nittaku Acoustic Carbon Inner 8.2/10
Intermediate to advanced close-to-table attackers who prioritize spin, consistency, and touch over raw speed. Ideal for players transitioning from all-wood blades who want carbon stability without losing a woody feel. Also suits penhold players seeking a well-balanced offensive platform.
Nittaku Septear 8.2/10
Developing and intermediate all-round players who win points with control, touch and placement rather than raw speed — especially those looping topspin from close to mid-distance and ready to pair the blade with a medium-hard or harder rubber.

Nittaku Fastarc G-1 8.8/10
Intermediate-to-advanced offensive players who want heavy spin, real speed and a forgiving high arc on opening loops, on either wing, with Tenergy-class durability at a lower cost.
Nittaku Hammond Z2 8.8/10
Upper-intermediate and advanced offensive players looking for a hard, spinny forehand rubber with broad gear range and good durability. Particularly suited to aggressive loopers and counterlooping specialists who use active strokes and need consistent performance over time.
Nittaku Fastarc C-1 8.4/10
Intermediate to advanced offensive players who loop heavily and want premium tensor spin with a forgiving feel. Ideal as a backhand rubber or an allround forehand option for players who prioritize arc and consistency over raw speed.
Nittaku Fastarc S-1 7.9/10
Intermediate to advanced all-round attackers who want a lightweight, forgiving, speed-oriented tensor for backhand or forehand use, especially players transitioning from beginner rubbers and looking for control alongside genuine pace.
Nittaku Fastarc P-1 7.8/10
Advanced forehand loopers who can commit to full, technically sound topspin strokes and want a high-arc, spin-capable tensor that rewards precision over raw catapult. Less suitable for beginners or players still developing forehand mechanics.

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