Nittaku Hino 7.22

10/10, best blade I’ve played with. Quality and finish 10/10. Consistency and control 10/10. Packaging beautiful. Only downside is it’s on the heavy side (mine was 91.5g).

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

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

Excellent control. Fine machined blade.

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!

The quality is very good. Speed is not that high. There is a bit of flex to it and a nice feel. Quite pleasant.

First, thank Tabletennis11 for selling this racket. I bought this racket after I read the reviews from Revspin and also a link to Tabletennis11. After a week of order and shipping, I got the racket. In the first training session with the racket, I am very impressed with the sound when I hit the ball; it is crispy but not too hard. The racket gives me good control. I would recommend this racket to the buyers.

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

I have 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 (s) instead of traditional 2 has made a huge difference to the better (either speed or control are considered). Craftsmanship is perfect as always for Nittaku made-in-Japan products. Finally, I have been pleasantly shocked with a speed of shipment/delivery of my order: it was placed Sunday night from Alberta in Canada, and I received the blade on Wednesday next week, well before the end of the day. I am strongly recommending to order from TT11 store, if you are looking for a high quality equipment for your TT play.

This blade is very smooth and energizing when forehand driving and topspin. However, it’s easy to control and block with a backhand. As 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 didn’t understand what kind of tree it was. Nittaku’s fingerboards don’t play. In general, there were a lot of samples. It was a pity for the living Hinoki tree, from which this base was made. Accidentally decided to stick “Saturn Pro” rubber from YINHE with a yellow-green sponge. And suddenly it flooded: both rotation, and click, and near and far and everything on the table. Summary: I loved this build!