Nittaku Ludeack

My absolute favorite blade from Nittaku, even better than Acoustic. It can be really quick with the right rubbers. This quality is fantastic. It is very, very spinny with the new Hybrids.

Simply amazing. Great feeling and control, great for short pips on the backhand.

It’s my first real blade, coupled with Hurricane Pro 3 and Turbo Orange (Nittaku). I can’t really compare it to others, but I’ve been able to progress to a lower intermediate level quite quickly with it due to its great control. Now, I feel it’s a little slow and will probably use some faster rubbers like G-1 Fastarc and Rasanter R42. I’d definitely recommend it to a serious beginner who could use it throughout their career.

The Andro Ligna OFF’s construction is a 7-ply blade featuring an outer layer of limba and a core of kiri. The limba provides a hard surface to the blade, which gives it good power. The kiri core gives it a soft feel, which makes it easier to control. The Andro Ligna OFF is a good choice for players who want a blade with good power and control.

The Stiga Clipper Wood is a 5-ply blade with an outer layer of limba and a core of spruce. The limba gives the blade good power, while the spruce core gives it a soft feel. The Stiga Clipper Wood is a good choice for players who want a blade with good power and control.

The Butterfly Timo Boll ALC is a 5-ply blade with an outer layer of limba and a core of ayous. The limba gives the blade good power, while the ayous core gives it a soft feel. The Butterfly Timo Boll ALC is a good choice for players who want a blade with good power and control.

The Donic Waldner Senso V1 is a 7-ply blade with an outer layer of limba and a core of spruce. The limba gives the blade good power, while the spruce core gives it a soft feel. The Donic Waldner Senso V1 is a good choice for players who want a blade with good power and control.

The Xiom Vega Pro is a 5-ply blade with an outer layer of limba and a core of ayous. The limba gives the blade good power, while the ayous core gives it a soft feel. The Xiom Vega Pro is a good choice for players who want a blade with good power and control.

This is a mid ALL+ to OFF- blade with excellent control and quality. It has a similar feel to the Petr Korbel and features a 7-ply construction of Limba and Ayous. The speed is comparable to the Stiga Offensive Classic. I have a straight grip version.

My favorite 7 Ply wood blade, the Limba/Ayous/Ayous/Ayous composition blade, boasts incredible control and feel. Despite its solid Off- speed with the new ball, this blade offers the best control I’ve encountered. I own close to 50 blades, and this one excels in control.

On average, these blades weigh around 85g and have a thickness of 6.5mm. My collection includes five blades ranging from 84-87g and 6.4-6.6mm. In my opinion, this blade strikes a perfect balance between elasticity and flex for effective looping and counter-looping, as well as stiffness and backbone for strong blocks, hits, and directional control. Its weight distribution is relatively balanced.

The flared handle is comfortable to握 and fits my medium/large hands perfectly. It meets all my expectations, providing excellent feel and control with sufficient speed for my needs when paired with an offensive rubber. Top-notch Nittaku construction and finish make this an exceptional blade.

The Ludeack produces a crisp and direct contact on forehand (FH) and backhand (BH) drives, which affords an excellent feeling of the ball. The blade is only moderately fast, I would say low-to-mid OFF-, but it really delivers in the control segment. FH and BH drives were near-impossible to miss with this blade.

While the Ludeack is best suited close to the table and mid-distance, it still delivers from distances although greater physical effort is required. Even though the contact point is crisp, there is plenty of dwell time for generous spin generation. Accordingly, the blade produces a surprisingly high arc on FH loops against heavy backspin with plenty of clearance over the net, making it a…

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The quality of the wood is incredible and the workmanship is at least as good as Butterfly. This is a quality offensive blade with enough speed and great control. What a beauty! ()

The blade is built impeccably, resulting in an incisive spin and control like a defense blade. Despite its slightly slower speed, it is fast enough for most players.

When paired with fast rubbers, the blade becomes more offensive, making it suitable for players who want both control and speed in their play. For players who prefer more control and defense, the blade can be paired with slower rubbers.

One of the best blades I’ve ever had. The blade produces vibrations when paired with soft to medium rubbers. It’s easy to handle and shines away from the table, making it a great choice for players who like to keep their opponents at a distance.

Used by Jack ove Gabrys. Pure gold.

This blade is a great choice for any player who is looking for a blade that is both powerful and controlled. It is made of high-quality materials and is constructed with precision. The blade is also very durable and will last for many years.

The blade is designed to provide the player with a lot of power. The thick core of the blade generates a lot of spin and power, which allows the player to hit the ball with great force. The blade also has a large sweet spot, which makes it easy to hit the ball cleanly.

The blade is also very controlled. The soft outer layer of the blade provides the player with a lot of control over the ball. This makes it easy to place the ball where you want it and to control the amount of spin that you put on the ball.

Overall, this blade is a great choice for any player who is looking for a blade that is both powerful and controlled. It is made of high-quality materials and is constructed with precision. The blade is also very durable and will last for many years.