Nittaku Retora

A good starter rubber. I used the Nittaku Fighter 300, and it’s lightweight and produces not that good spin or speed, but its good control makes up for it, I think. I’m a bit biased since this is sentimental to me as it was my first real table tennis racket. It’s not good, tho, but you can learn a lot with it as it is, and it lasted for a few years (probably would’ve lasted longer if I took care of it better lol).

Bought it, used 9 years ago [2013], so late review, sorry. Spin is superb and nice, speed is average/normal, and control is very great, making it easy to play. The primary point and top thing regarding practically this rubber is the control. Playing is made easier, not having to worry about fighting a player under semi-pro. Durability is fantastic, and the amazing quality of the base layer and sheet of rubber still looks new and good even after over 7 years. Best brand for immutability.