Nittaku Hino 7.22

Crispy, soft with a perfect grip. One of the best modern blades from Nittaku. You can find a good review from tt11.

10/10, the best blade I’ve ever played with. The quality and finish are also 10/10.

Consistency and control are excellent, earning another 10/10. The packaging was beautiful.

The only downside is that it’s on the heavy side. Mine weighed 91.5g.

This is my 2nd HINO Blade 7.22 that I got from TT11. I liked the 1st one so much that I decided to get another one, to make it as my backup racket, with a bit different set of rubbers. I would strongly recommend TT lovers test that blade (OFF/OFF+), buy it from TT11 and enjoy playing with it. Thank you TT11 staff for your great quality products and excellent customer service!

First, thank you Tabletennis11 for selling this racket. I bought it after reading the reviews on Revspin and also linking to Tabletennis11. After a week of ordering and shipping, I received the racket. In the first training session with the racket, I was very impressed with the sound when I hit the ball; it was crisp but not too hard. The racket gives me good control. I would recommend this racket to buyers.

This blade is very smooth and energizing when forehand driving and using topspin. However, it’s easy to control and block with a backhand. Compared to my other blades in my collection - BTF Clearfield, Iolite, Timo Boll ZLF, and also Stiga Carbonado 190 - the Nittaku Hino 7.22 is very impressive in control, blocking, and topspin driving with a good feeling.

I bought this blade for a friend and he is happy!

Very fast blade, very thin, and has a good vibration feedback.
Recommended for advanced players.

Excellent control. Finely machined blade.

The quality is very good, the speed is not that high, there is a bit of flex to it, and it has a nice feel. Quite pleasant.

I got this blade to complete a set of Kiso Hinoki blades that I like very much. A new word in blade design by introducing 4 layers of synthetic carbon material instead of the traditional 2 has made a huge difference for the better (either speed or control are considered). Craftsmanship is perfect as always for Nittaku made-in-Japan products. Finally, I was pleasantly shocked by the speed of shipment/delivery of my order: it was placed Sunday night from Alberta, Canada, and I received the blade the following Wednesday, well before the end of the day. I strongly recommend ordering from TT11 store if you are looking for high-quality equipment for your TT play.

I didn’t understand what kind of wood it was. Nittaku’s blades play well. Overall, there were many options to choose from.
It was a shame for the beautiful Hinoki tree that this blade was made from.
I accidentally decided to glue on “Saturn Pro” rubber from YINHE with a yellow-green sponge.
And suddenly it clicked: good spin, control, close and far shots, everything on the table.
Summary: I love this blade!