Nittaku Meister Basaltec Inner

All-wood 1 reviews

Blade description:

Nittaku Meister Basaltec Inner, a table tennis blade crafted by renowned brand Nittaku, stands as a testament to precision engineering and exceptional craftsmanship. This 5-ply all-wood blade, adorned with a hinoki outer ply and basaltic fiber middle ply, offers a harmonious blend of speed, control, and feel.

With an overall rating of 9, the Meister Basaltec Inner strikes a perfect balance between power and finesse. It boasts a speed rating of 8.5, propelling shots with remarkable force and accuracy. At the same time, its control rating of 9.3 grants players the finesse and precision required for intricate placements and controlled counterattacks.

The blade's stiffness and hardness, rated at 5 and 5.2 respectively, contribute to its outstanding feel and responsiveness. This combination of attributes allows players to impart precise spin and subtle variations to their strokes, enhancing their overall gameplay.

As a result, the Nittaku Meister Basaltec Inner has earned a reputation among table tennis enthusiasts as a versatile weapon suitable for a wide range of playing styles. Its exceptional balance of speed, control, and feel make it an ideal choice for players seeking a blade that empowers both aggressive and defensive strategies.

Whether you're a seasoned professional seeking a competitive edge or an amateur player looking to elevate your game, the Nittaku Meister Basaltec Inner stands as a beacon of quality and performance. Its combination of speed, control, and feel, coupled with its impeccable construction, will undoubtedly enhance your table tennis experience and propel you towards victory.

Recent Reviews

#1 — August 2014

Very similar to Timo Boll ZLF, this blade is slightly slower, offering a longer dwell time. Its slow loop is more spinny than the TM ZLF, which is already known for its excellent spin. However, fast drives produced with this blade have more arc and less speed than those produced with the ZLF. It also has a softer feel than the ZLF, resulting in a very pleasant overall playing experience.

While I previously enjoyed playing with the ZLF when using the celluloid ball, I find this blade a better match for me with the new Nittaku premium 40+ plastic ball from China.

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