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Introducing the Nittaku S-KC table tennis blade, a meticulously crafted weapon designed for players seeking an optimal balance of speed, control, and consistency. Rated 9 for speed and 8 for control, this blade strikes the perfect equilibrium, allowing you to unleash blistering shots while maintaining pinpoint accuracy.
Composed of seven plies, the Nittaku S-KC features a unique blend of materials, including spruce, Kevlar/carbon, and kiri(subject to change). This combination results in a stiff blade (rated 5) and a hardness level of 4.5. The stiffness provides excellent energy transfer, propelling the ball with explosive speed, while the hardness ensures a crisp and responsive feel.
The Nittaku S-KC's true strength lies in its exceptional consistency rating of 10. This blade is designed to minimize mishits and provide unwavering performance, even under pressure. Whether you're executing delicate touch shots or unleashing powerful drives, the S-KC delivers unwavering reliability.
With an overall rating of 8.7, the Nittaku S-KC is a top choice for players seeking a versatile blade that excels in all aspects of the game. Its perfect balance of speed, control, and consistency makes it suitable for a wide range of playing styles, from aggressive attackers to strategic defenders.
Weighing in at 85 grams and measuring 6.2 millimeters in thickness, the Nittaku S-KC provides a solid feel without being overly heavy. Its construction ensures excellent stability and vibration absorption, resulting in a comfortable playing experience.
Based on reviews from experienced players, the Nittaku S-KC is highly praised for its all-around performance. Users commend its exceptional consistency and control, making it ideal for both offensive and defensive play. The blade is also noted for its impressive speed, allowing players to generate powerful shots with minimal effort.
To summarize, the Nittaku S-KC table tennis blade is a premium choice for players seeking a balanced and consistent blade that excels in all aspects of the game. Its unique blend of materials and careful construction result in a blade that delivers exceptional performance, making it a formidable weapon for players of all skill levels.
Full of expectations, I bought this Nittaku blade to push my game to the next level. However, I am bitterly disappointed with the playing characteristics and feeling of the blade.
I tried the blade with the Joola Maxxx-P and the Nittaku Fastarc-G1, both in max. Surprisingly, despite the medium+ rubbers, the blade plays far too soft and is too slow for an Off+ blade. I would rate it as Off-. Every other Off+ blade I have played has been significantly faster than the S-KC (Andro CL, Butterfly Photino light, Joola Nobilis, TSP Balsa 8.5 etc).
The blade has good control in offensive play and blocking due to the very soft feeling. When pushing, it seems inconsistent and difficult to control.
Really positive is the workmanship and the balance of the blade.
Overall, it is not fast enough, not hard enough, and not what it meant to be from the marketing prose.
Soulspin made this blade. The blade came in at 85 grams and has a medium-large sweet spot. It feels light and powerful. I used 2.0 Nittaku FastArc g-1 on both sides. As mentioned in other reviews, which were scant, it’s pretty direct and has a good feel. It’s faster than the Hurricane Long 3/5 that I have used with the same rubbers, and the control is only marginally less than those blades but faster. I was able to produce plenty of spin when needed, brush the ball on soft shots, and power loop when needed too. It’s a very versatile blade for close-mid-game and only struggles with over 3 meters away from the table. Otherwise, it’s a great mid-distance machine. My backhands have never been better than with this blade. It gives wicked spin and a low arc that is impossible for the opponent to touch. It has a great short game, serves were easy, and touch shots struggle just a bit, but it’s user error. It’s only a bit bouncy but not out of bounds for its speed. This blade may be a magical wonder blade with rubbers like T05 or T05 hard on it. Anyway, I highly recommend this blade for its price. It feels great in the hand, has great feedback, minimal unwanted vibrations, and the ability to grip and then hit are easy and dangerous for the opponent. 9.4 out of 10. I would recommend this to those who want to find a decently priced composite blade without breaking the bank.
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