Nittaku Flyatt Spin and Rigan Spin?

[TensorBackhand]

Somebody came to the club yesterday and sported rackets with these 2 rubbers. They are both from Nittaku, and they look like ESN made rubbers.

I've never heard of these before, but are they any good. Why are they so under the radar?

 

[Scarfed Garchomp]

Rigan is by Yasaka. I've heard its in the Ventus Basic/Vega Intro class of babys first tensor type rubber.

I tried Flyatt Spin on a friends racket, it just felt like nothing special, pretty ho-hum. The Nittaku Factive felt more solid and secure to me, I'd buy that over the Flyatt Spin any day.

 

[Haraold]

But the Rigan Spin is not the normal Rigan,i never could get my hands on it,but i loved the Factive also.
Sometimes wish i would still play it on some occasions
Never played the Flyatts,but i thought they were played 10 years ago or so.

 

[JustANoob]

The usual reason for something flying under the radar be it a rubber or a blade is that it simply wasnt anything special or note worthy.

Have you heard of nittaku ruuking or ultec?

 

[Haraold]

And there is also the point of market shares and how well a rubber is sold and promoted.
In Asia iIheard the Rigan and Rigan Spin was played quite often,till this day,but I dont buy import fees that make a Rigan in the Price range of H3 nat. or Dignics.
if you can get your hands on them,pls report,especially the Rigan Spin would be interesting.

 

[ma23]

A sheet of Rigan Spin (red, max) is literally selling for 2334 yen (14.74 euro) on Amazon JP
I want to use it as my forehand rubber, just recently returning to action and looking for budget rubber
Rigan and Rigan spin are always amongst the bestsellers in Japanese domestic market in the last couple years.

And there is also the point of market shares and how well a rubber is sold and promoted.
In Asia iIheard the Rigan and Rigan Spin was played quite often,till this day,but I dont buy import fees that make a Rigan in the Price range of H3 nat. or Dignics.
if you can get your hands on them,pls report,especially the Rigan Spin would be interesting.

 

[Haraold]

send a package to germany,greetz to the Kaiser from Franz Beckenbauer,may the eternal blossoms spring.
P.S: we also need a Hatori Hanzo medieeval broadsword european Style.

 

[baynhanh145]

Somebody came to the club yesterday and sported rackets with these 2 rubbers. They are both from Nittaku, and they look like ESN made rubbers.

I've never heard of these before, but are they any good. Why are they so under the radar?

welcome to https://revspin.net/rubber/

 

[Sedis]

The Nittaku Flyatt series are made in Japan, probably by Dakai, and are very similar to other rubbers from the same factory such as Joola Samba 19/27, Stiga Airoc and original Mantra series etc.
I used to use this sort of thing for my backhand before I changed to short pips.
They are now quite old, but at the time I thought they were better as a more predictable/controlled option than the ESN intro type rubbers