MIZUTANI JUN MAJOR

[Kopp]

An introductory blade Jun Mizutani supervised

Jun Mizutani supervised the creation of this blade. His main desire was to design something that would help players improve and gain new skills leading to increased enjoyment of the sport.

It was designed to make it easy for the ball to travel in the direction of the racket swing and return to the opponent’s side of the table. Combination with the pimples-in rubber Rozena is the choice Jun Mizutani recommends for introductory equipment.

Butterfly official page (more photos).

Name:	MIZUTANI JUN MAJOR
Code:	FL: 37281
Type:	Offensive shakehand
Reaction property:	9.4
Vibration property:	8.0
Blade size:	157×150 mm
Blade thickness:	5.7 mm
Blade structure:	5-ply wood
Handle size:	FL: 100×24×34 mm
Country of origin:	Japan

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

It was designed to make it easy for the ball to travel in the direction of the racket swing and return to the opponent’s side of the table.

travel in the direction of the racket swing.

Okay...

so other rackets can't do that?

😆😆😆

 

[Wrighty67]

travel in the direction of the racket swing.

Okay...

so other rackets can't do that?

😆😆😆

Just saw the same text when looking at T19 vs T05 comparison on their website;

The ball flies in the direction of racket swing​

The ball flies easily in the direction of racket swing as the top sheet with the no. 219’s pimple

 

[Lazer]

..and return to the opponent’s side of the table...

 

[Gozo]

So, it is basically a Falcima with a famous player name lazer etched on it.

 

[thomas.pong]

So, it is basically a Falcima with a famous player name lazer etched on it.

The Falcima is 0.3mm thicker.

 

[Kopp]

LOL. I agree with you all. It's a silly description. I can't believe BTY didn't write better than that. Maybe BTY is trying to catch someone who has never played ping pong, and hopefully, they eat the bait.

 

[Scarfed Garchomp]

So, it is basically a Falcima with a famous player name lazer etched on it.

The new Mizutani looks to be Limba surface whereas the Falcima has a Koto outer

 

[Kopp]

The new Mizutani looks to be Limba surface whereas the Falcima has a Koto outer

Indicating this blade is slower than Falcima and has a longer dwell time. IDK.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Just saw the same text when looking at T19 vs T05 comparison on their website;

The ball flies in the direction of racket swing​

The ball flies easily in the direction of racket swing as the top sheet with the no. 219’s pimple

all other blades, the ball will go left or go right, you know, you need to take that gamble to hit straight.
Some times you hit left, it will go straight. Some other time you hit right, it will go straight

But WOW, now the new technology, you hit straight, the ball will go straight

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

..and return to the opponent’s side of the table...

yes, very important.
The earlier blades, the ball will go to your side first

So, as a coach, if students can't get the ball on. YOU NEED TO GET THIS BLADE