Nittaku Narcus

This blade is light, fast, and controllable, depending on the rubber used. The handle is slightly small. The blade is balanced and has a nice finish. It pairs well with soft rubbers. Overall, it’s a pretty nice blade.

This is a very good blade that offers a great balance of speed and control. It responds well when paired with softer rubbers, making it a good choice for players who prioritize control during their matches.

I made this bat for a player who I coach at my club. I assembled it with Vega Pro and Mark V. He plays really well with it. The blade is not too fast and has a fair amount of control. The handle is a bit small for my liking, but he has small hands so it doesn’t matter. It’s a good blade for beginners/intermediate players. It’s a lower quality than the Nittaku blades, but very much useable.

Review: Yinhe T-11+ Table Tennis Blade

The Yinhe T-11+ table tennis blade is an excellent choice for players seeking a balanced and versatile blade. Constructed with a combination of 5-ply wood and 2-ply carbon layers, this blade offers a superb balance of speed, control, and feel.

Its 5-ply wood structure provides a solid foundation for the blade, enhancing durability and stability during gameplay. The inclusion of 2-ply carbon layers further optimizes the blade’s performance, boosting speed and power while retaining excellent control.

The T-11+ blade is meticulously crafted with high-quality materials, ensuring exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. Its carefully selected woods and carbon layers contribute to its well-rounded performance, making it suitable for a wide range of playing styles.

Overall, the Yinhe T-11+ table tennis blade is a highly recommended choice for players seeking a versatile and balanced blade that offers both speed and control. Its exceptional craftsmanship and materials guarantee a reliable and enjoyable playing experience.

Nice blade, good for producing spin, average/light weight, good construction. It is a bit thick, has some vibration but not too much, the flare handle is a bit small, in the Nittaku tradition. The blade is offensive but not too fast, it can be used effectively close to the table or far, depending on rubber choice.