Nittaku Nodias

Overall, this rubber is good for backhand play. However, it does feel a little slow, likely because it is an older model that reached its prime around 20 years ago.

I recommend checking out the newer Nittaku rubbers, such as the G1, Renanos Hold, C-1, Factive, S-1, and P-1.

My favorites now, alongside Tibhar, include the latest options, as Tibhar has become the largest brand in Europe!

I was really excited when I purchased this rubber, as I thought it was a new generation of Reforma, which I love. However, after playing with it about three times, I found it to be unplayable.

The rubber felt slow and unresponsive, often producing strange results. It was horribly disappointing, to the point that I decided to give my sheet away.

Excellent control for a spin attack game. This rubber is very linear and provides a lot of feel. The only disadvantage is its weight; however, Nodias excels in a close-to-the-table backhand game.