nittaku

I just wanted to know the common characteristics of Nittaku rubbers like the 'Hammond Pro' or 'Renanos Hold' or something; not physical characteristics like 'not tacky', 'grippy' etc. I mean like the rubbers' capabilities like gears, throw angle, speed, spin etc. Can anyone tell me? And is...

Had this blade for some time. It is flared handled and in decent condition. It is about 20 years old and hasnt been used much for the last 15 or so. It has no rubbers on it. Willing to consider any reasonable offers.

I have been looking at some old equipment I have. I found a rubber I remember really enjoying many years ago, Nittaku Magical Spin. I am struggling to find any info on it now or if it can still be bought. Can anyone enlighten me and also suggest similar alternatives? Thanks

I wish to purchase a Nittaku Acoustic blade. Used or new. Preferably under 90g.

I Like this blade and im going to buy it. But i cant find any information about size of this blade. Anybody know ? Tell me plz. Thanks so much !

Nittaku Tenaly Carbon Table Tennis Bat only The Blade is in very good condition £60 ONO here are some pictures of the blade http://www.flickr.com/photos/78820143@N07/sets/72157629866061430/ thanks

Nittaku Tenaly Acoustic Table Tennis Bat The Blade is in very good condition here are some pictures of the blade http://www.flickr.com/photos/78820143@N07/sets/72157629866061430/ £70 ONO

Hi, has anyone used the Flyatt from Nittaku yet? price is quite reasonable, wonder if its a tensioned rubber

Nittaku Hurricane rubbers Hi guys. I've been curious about this for quite sometime now, but never got around to ask your opinions, till now. I'm not much of an equipment junkie, so if there are any of you out there (hahaha), I would really appreciate your thoughts. As we all know, the world...

Hi guys! What's the difference between the new and old models of Nittaku Acoustics and Violins? What are the differences between the logo/emblem of the new and old ones in the bottom of the handle? Thanks in advance! Reiin

It's fabulous! All I need to do is to smooth the glue over the blade n rubber surface and wait for 5 mins n viola! Smooth as silk no need to worry abt glue drying too fast..

Hey guys! Here a nice vid about the production of Nittaku balls. It is with Japanese text but still very understandable and interesting. I didn't know there was so much human labor involved. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK5PkRsRfLI&feature=player_embedded#at=826