Nittaku has released a special limited edition of the Kasumi Eternity blade to honor Kasumi Ishikawa's birthday. With only 700 pieces produced, and just 200 available internationally, this blade is highly sought after by collectors. Kasumi contributed to the design and artwork, with an image of her playing and her name inscribed in Japanese Kanji on the blade. Built with a veneer structure similar to the Acoustic Carbon Inner, this version includes a slightly thicker core, providing increased speed and stiffness compared to the standard Nittaku Carbon Inner. Made in Japan.

The limited-edition Nittaku Eto Blade 2024 bears the text "unlimited progress" and a dragon symbol that bravely and powerfully holds the ball. Modern carbon technologies and premium Kiso Hinoki wood were used in the production of the ETO blade in Japan. The carbon layers are located between the core ply and the outside layers of Kiso Hinoki. They are made from the cutting-edge elastic rubber carbon, which enhances the blade's playing qualities. It was difficult to make the handle out of carbon rather than wood. Because of the handle's extremely light carbon, the blade weighs only about 75 grams overall. The bade measures 157 mm by 150 mm in dimension. produced in Japan.

This blade features two basalt fiber plies between the middle and outer layers, providing a softer feel and added power. The expert craftsmanship and distinctive materials contribute to a longer dwell time, enabling players to load the ball with spin while generating enough power for strong returns. The basalt fiber outer layers enhance speed on close-to-table attacks.

The Goriki Drive blade features a 6-ply wood construction, offering an excellent balance for executing offensive attacks. The outer plies are crafted from brown walnut wood, while the core is made of hinoki cypress. This rigid build provides ample power to break through your opponent's defense. The Goriki series, also known as the Rigidity series, was developed by Dr. Rokuro Sakuma, Nittaku's equipment advisor, who has supplied unique equipment to many Japanese national team players. Blade size: 160×154mm. Made in Japan.

This blade features a larger head (165×156mm) compared to the standard Goriki, offering enhanced control and spin, especially when executing defensive strokes. Made in Japan.

The Nittaku Holz Sieben is a 7-ply all-wood blade from the German Meister series. The advanced cutting and bonding techniques used in its construction elevate its performance, delivering power comparable to that of a carbon blade. Made in Germany.

The Nittaku Barwell Fleet builds on the original Barwell blade design, retaining the same plywood structure but with noticeably thinner core plies. The primary difference is the addition of two glass-fiber layers, which boost the blade's power and provide a firmer feel. Made in Japan.

The Nittaku Acoustic Carbon is based on the original Acoustic blade, with the addition of two carbon layers to give it the characteristic feel of a carbon blade. This version features a larger handle, making the blade heavier and slightly faster than the standard Nittaku Acoustic Carbon. It is ideal for players who find the original handle too thin. Made in Japan, Nittaku has updated the lens design, but the blade itself remains unchanged. Once the old lens design is sold out, the new version will be sent.

The Nittaku Violin Carbon Inner builds on the original Violin Carbon blade, featuring carbon layers positioned on top of the core for a modern design. This inner-layer construction enhances control and comfort compared to the outer carbon version.

The balanced Acoustic Carbon Inner blade, featuring G-Revision technology, includes a deeper cut in the "wings" and a more square-shaped handle compared to the regular Nittaku Acoustic. These modifications enhance comfort and allow more natural wrist movement, promoting greater shot consistency by stabilizing the blade angle. The new handle design slightly increases the blade's total weight and shifts its balance toward the handle. Made in Japan.

The Acoustic Carbon blade, enhanced with G-Revision technology, features a deeper cut in the "wings" and a more square-shaped handle compared to the standard Nittaku Acoustic. These adjustments offer a more comfortable grip and facilitate natural wrist movement, increasing shot consistency by allowing stable control over the blade angle. The revised handle shape slightly increases the blade's weight and shifts its balance toward the handle. Made in Japan.

The H2 blade is crafted for fast, powerful play and features a soft touch, allowing for a wide range of strokes—from long and slow to quick and precise. The Hayata H2 offers excellent control for aggressive, close-to-the-table play. It is the signature blade of Japanese national team member Hina Hayata. Made in Japan.

The Tenaly Acoustic Carbon Inner is a 5+2 blade, featuring five wood plies and two thin carbon plies close to the core. Its distinctive bent handle offers a grip that many players find more natural than traditional shakehand handles, attracting a dedicated following in Japan. This unique blade delivers a special feel appreciated by loyal fans and is also compatible with a penhold grip. **Assembly service is not provided for this blade.**

The Nittaku Violin blade, crafted with principles used in string instrument construction, is the lightest, thinnest, and smallest head size in the instrument blade series. It offers a harder feel than the Nittaku Acoustic, with slightly slower speed and enhanced control. This version features a wider handle, suitable for players who prefer a thicker grip. Made in Japan.

The Nittaku Acoustic is tailored for players who find the standard grip too small and the L-grip too large. The adjusted handle size offers a perfectly balanced feel, making it feel like a distinct blade. Made in Japan.

The Nittaku Acoustic G-Revision is an enhanced version of the classic Acoustic blade, featuring G-Revision technology for improved performance and comfort. The primary update includes deeper cuts in the blade's "wings," allowing for a more ergonomic grip. Additionally, the redesigned, square-shaped handle provides a more natural feel and better wrist use, enhancing shot consistency and stability during play.These modifications slightly increase the blade's overall weight, shifting the balance toward the handle for improved control and touch. Combining the traditional Acoustic feel with modern updates, the G-Revision is ideal for players seeking a comfortable grip and enhanced shot consistency. Made in Japan, it reflects Nittaku's renowned craftsmanship and quality.

The Nittaku So-Ten is an inner-type blade with KVC3 carbon fibers positioned directly on the core ply, offering a balance of control, touch, and power. Its inner construction places the carbon beneath two wood layers, resulting in a softer feel, improved spin generation, and enhanced touch compared to outer-type blades. The KVC3 carbon provides flexibility, stability, and power while maintaining excellent ball feedback for spin-based techniques.

With a blade size of 158x152 mm, the So-Ten delivers a larger sweet spot for consistency and forgiveness during play. Made in Japan, it reflects high craftsmanship, making it ideal for players who prioritize precise, spin-heavy strokes but still require dynamic offensive capabilities.

The compact version of the Violin blade is specially designed for junior players, based on the renowned Violin blade. Using string instrument manufacturing technology, it delivers unique elasticity and ball-touch feeling, offering excellent precision and control. This version is more compact, making it easier for young players to handle while still ensuring high performance. Made in Japan, it combines advanced craftsmanship with the quality and feel of the original Violin blade, making it an ideal choice for developing players seeking a responsive, high-quality racket.

The Mima Ito FE Carbon blade is a fast, offensive racket designed for Japanese table tennis star Mima Ito. It features FE Carbon layers positioned directly beneath the outer plies, providing a balanced carbon feel with excellent power and speed. This construction enables explosive attacking shots while maintaining control.

Mima Ito, a standout member of the Japanese national team, has achieved major success, including winning Olympic mixed doubles gold in Tokyo, reaching the team event final, and earning a bronze medal in singles. Made in Japan, the blade reflects Ito's aggressive and dynamic playing style, offering top performance for offensive players.

The Nittaku S-KC is the fastest blade in the Nittaku S-Series, featuring a combination of Kevlar carbon and high-quality spruce wood. This construction delivers a powerful bounce, making it an excellent choice for players who rely on fast and aggressive play. The blade excels in looping from any distance and offers solid performance for blocking. Made in Germany, the Nittaku S-KC is designed for players seeking speed and power in their game.