Nittaku Tin Arc Power

Rubber description

Nittaku Tin Arc Power, renowned for its perfect balance between speed, spin, and control, is an ideal table tennis rubber for offensive players seeking versatility and consistency. Crafted by Nittaku, a leading name in table tennis equipment, Tin Arc Power stands out with its medium-hard sponge and grippy surface, enabling a wide range of attacking techniques.

Players will appreciate the rubber's exceptional speed, rated 11 out of 11, allowing for blistering drives, powerful loops, and devastating smashes. Its spin capabilities are equally impressive, with a rating of 11, generating heavy topspin and sidespin to keep opponents off balance. Despite its offensive orientation, Tin Arc Power maintains a remarkable level of control, rated 9.4, making it suitable for players of varying skill levels.

The rubber's moderate tackiness, rated 5, facilitates excellent ball grip, enhancing spin generation and control. With a weight of 6 grams, Tin Arc Power offers a good balance between power and maneuverability, while its sponge hardness of 7 provides a responsive feel and ample catapult effect.

Review forums are replete with positive feedback from players who have experienced the brilliance of Tin Arc Power. Many commend its seamless blending of speed, spin, and control, making it an ideal choice for all-around attacking play. The rubber's durability, while rated only 5 out of 10, is considered satisfactory for its playing characteristics.

The gears rating of 7 indicates that Tin Arc Power is not overly sensitive to incoming spin, allowing players to maintain consistency and control during rallies. The throw angle, rated 4, suggests a medium to low trajectory, enabling sharp, penetrating shots.

Forum discussions also highlight the rubber's versatility. Players have found success using Tin Arc Power on both forehand and backhand sides, further attesting to its all-around capabilities.

Overall, Nittaku Tin Arc Power is a premium table tennis rubber that delivers a harmonious blend of speed, spin, and control. Its balanced playing characteristics, coupled with its grippy surface and medium-hard sponge, make it a sought-after choice for offensive players seeking a reliable and versatile weapon in their arsenal.

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#1 — July 2014

The rubber topsheet is made by DHS for Nittaku. The sponge is Nittaku made.

This is a revised review, as the first rubber had extremely poor durability (bubbled and cracked behind the edge, after around 30 hours of use). It was for the forehand.

The TT store and Nittaku were kind to give me a replacement rubber. Also placed it for forehand.

After around 20 hours of use, there was fear that the same issues were going to happen with the replacement rubber (two small cracks started appearing about 2 cm behind the edge). However, they haven’t grown, still around 2 mm long, after 100+ hours of use. It does not appear to affect play.

Speed-wise, it is medium. Spin-wise, quite good! Control is awesome. And if you put power to it, you can get quite good winners.

Perhaps the first rubber was a defect, as the replacement rubber is much better, near perfect.

However, it seems like Nittaku has stopped marketing it, maybe an issue with it—as per my experience. I am planning not to get another one as the model appears to be end of life.

Anyway, good rubber for playing, great feeling! Great experience. As the durability is unconvincing (one was defective, and the other has a small defect), I will give it an average durability rating.

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