Loki RXTON 9 Pro CNF Carbon
Blade description
The Loki RXTON 9 Pro CNF Carbon table tennis blade boasts a unique combination of speed, control, and spin, making it an ideal choice for players of all levels. Constructed using a 7-ply composition, it features an outer layer of high-quality Kiri wood that provides a crisp, responsive feel. The core of the blade is composed of three layers of CNF (Carbon Nano Fiber), which enhances its rigidity and power. The inner layers of Kiri wood add touch and control, allowing for precise shot placement.
The Loki RXTON 9 Pro CNF Carbon is known for its excellent balance, which provides both stability and maneuverability. The flared handle design offers a comfortable grip, ensuring a solid and secure hold. The blade's fast and grippy surface enables players to generate both topspin and backspin with ease, making it suitable for both offensive and defensive play styles.
According to forum reviews, the Loki RXTON 9 Pro CNF Carbon is particularly praised for its ability to produce high-speed shots while maintaining control. Players appreciate its lightweight construction, which allows for quick and nimble movements. The blade is also noted for its durability and consistency, making it a reliable companion for both practice and competitive matches.
Overall, the Loki RXTON 9 Pro CNF Carbon is a well-crafted and versatile table tennis blade that offers a perfect balance of speed, control, and spin. Its lightweight design, grippy surface, and flared handle make it an excellent choice for players seeking to elevate their game.
Also Known As
- Chinese: RXTON 9 Pro CNF碳素 (slang: 9 Pro, 蓝芳碳)
- Japanese: RXTON 9 Pro CNFカーボン
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Recent Reviews
#1 — April 2026
Final Update!!! This blade uses “CNF” (Cedar nano fibre) and feels a bit strange… despite the KOTO outer veneer!!! (- if it really is KOTO, because it feels like made of cardboard.) Finding suitable rubbers for this peculiar wood is therefore likely to prove somewhat more difficult.
My blade with a FL handle, which conforms to the “Butterfly Standard,” weighs 86g. Despite decent workmanship, deburring the blade is recommended! As previously mentioned, the DOTZ-test reveals a strange feeling!!!… rather soft and rather indirect. (- I also would have liked the sweet spot to be larger.) When playing from a distance, the blade lacks some penetration. I would therefore advise against rubbers lacking catapult effect. It definitely performs better with rubbers with CATAPULT.
For my first test I had the XIOM Jekyll and Hyde C 55 (2mm) on the forehand side and a DHS Gold Arc 5 (medium, with a 42.5-degree sponge) on the backhand side. The GA 5 definitely felt better (more lively!) than the J & H 55!!!
Addendum: After further testing, I found that this blade isn’t as slow as it initially seemed. With the GA 9 at my FH, 38 degrees (chin. level) in max. thickness, it was actually too fast for me! Since I enjoy experimenting, I glued a pimpled rubber from YINHE onto the backhand side (QING Pro OX) and a Donic Bluegrip J1 at the forehand!!! — and my comrade, to whom I gave the whole thing to test, was absolutely thrilled.
#2 — April 2024
High-quality blade with little flexibility and almost no vibration. My copy is 96 grams, and it has a lot of control and enough power to win a point. This is a real top in the price-quality category.
#3 — March 2024
The blade offers a lot of control but also speed when it is activated. It has some vibration; the feeling of wood and the great permanence of the ball are clear, which greatly favors players who like spin. The sweet spot is large, probably because of the addition of basalt. In other words, it is a very versatile blade, simply fantastic for the price at which it is offered.
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