Nittaku Flyatt Soft

I really dislike this rubber. While it is effective for blocking, when I attempt to topspin with it, the ball never comes off the paddle as quickly as it did with my Tibhar Aurus.

If you have invested in a quality rubber that costs over $40, I would advise against purchasing this one, as it simply does not perform well.

I recently paired my table tennis paddle with Nittaku Latika and I am very impressed. This rubber excels in various techniques, making it excellent for blocking, pushing, and driving.

One of the standout features is its precision. Despite being an underrated option, it performs remarkably well for a rubber in this price range!

This is the best backhand rubber I have ever used for blocking, pushing, and smashing. I appreciate the throw angle of this rubber; it’s not too high and not too low.

It performs well with fast topspins, particularly on the forehand. I have used it on my backhand with the Andro Temper Off-, and it also works well on composite blades.

Well done, NITTAKU!

This rubber does not have a shiny surface; it may be natural rubber. However, it is made in Japan, which suggests a high quality. I will try it out and report back.

This product is definitely not suitable for beginners.

The spin quality of this table tennis rubber is very poor, making it easy to get dirty and lose all ability to generate spin. However, it does offer great control and consistency during play.

This rubber is perfect for backhand play. The performance enhances my control and spin, making it easier to execute various shots. The feel is excellent, providing the necessary feedback for precise ball placement. Overall, this rubber has significantly improved my game, particularly in the backhand area.