Nittaku Latika Light

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Blade description:

The Nittaku Latika Light table tennis blade offers a perfect blend of speed, control, and consistency, making it an excellent choice for all-round players seeking versatility and precision. Crafted with five plies of high-quality wood, including limba, ayous, and kiri, this lightweight blade strikes a perfect balance between offensive and defensive capabilities.

With a speed rating of 8.7, the Latika Light delivers impressive power and spin, allowing for dynamic attacks and aggressive play. Meanwhile, its exceptional control rating of 9.1 provides outstanding stability and accuracy, ensuring consistent performance and precise shot placement. The blade's moderate stiffness rating of 3.7 contributes to its well-balanced nature, providing sufficient rigidity for powerful strokes while maintaining a degree of flexibility for exceptional touch and control.

Its lightweight construction, weighing approximately 78 grams, enhances maneuverability and agility, allowing players to execute rapid shots and quick transitions with ease. The Latika Light's thickness of 5.8millimeters provides a solid foundation for both offensive and defensive techniques, promoting a versatile playing style.

Verified user reviews on reputable forums consistently praise the Nittaku Latika Light's overall performance and suitability for a wide range of players. Many users highlight its excellent control and consistency, particularly for looping and blocking techniques. Commendations for its lightweight design and agility are also prevalent, as the blade's maneuverability and quick response time cater well to all-round play.

Overall, the Nittaku Latika Light table tennis blade emerges as a top-rated choice for players seeking a versatile and well-rounded playing experience. Its harmonious combination of speed, control, and consistency, coupled with its lightweight construction and agile handling, makes it a formidable weapon in the hands of both intermediate and advanced players alike.

Recent Reviews

#1 — May 2022

Je suis classé 13. Je suis attaquant et je joue en rotation top spin coup droit à la table et mi-distance, voire plus si affinité (surtout quand je suis en retard). Côté revers, je reste à la table pour bloquer ou contrer.

J’ai testé ce bois qui n’a aucun commentaire. Il est plus petit que son grand frère. À la base, il est destiné aux femmes ou aux enfants. Cependant, j’ai une petite main et cela me convient parfaitement.

J’ai associé ce bois avec un Joola Rhyzm 375 (37,5°) en 2 mm en coup droit et un Nittaku Fastarc C1 1,8 mm en revers.

Cette association m’a convenu dès les premiers échanges. Avant, je possédais un bois Petr Korbel (un peu plus dur au toucher). Si vous aimez le côté tendre et la sensation de tout contrôler tout en pouvant attaquer, ce bois vous conviendra.

J’ai déjà essayé le bois Nittaky Acoustic qui procure cette sensation de contrôler la balle tout en pouvant attaquer. Je trouve que ce bois Nittaku Latika est tout aussi convenable pour les mêmes raisons, mais à un prix bien moindre.

Après 15 jours d’entraînement, je reviendrai donner une critique sur ce bois et confirmer ou infirmer mes premières sensations.

J’ai fait 2 entraînements depuis la dernière critique : je confirme. Ce bois est génial, en tout cas combiné avec les plaques indiquées.

Je signe et je confirme. À essayer absolument !

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