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Is Nittaku your favorite table tennis ball?
Last Post 23 Oct 2008 02:40 PM by nws15. 9 Replies.
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06 Feb 2008 08:14 PM  
I like Nittaku among all other brands. What's your favorite?
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19 Mar 2008 02:41 PM  
Nittaku. I love the brand and have played with the Nittaku for about 16 years. When I started as a kid I always loved to open a new box and get a brand new one out. And if you kill one they always make great smoke bombs hahah
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22 Mar 2008 03:15 PM  
That is my favorite ball too. I know that they used to make table tennis balls with camper. You can just burn it and ends up as ash. I dont know what they use now to make table tennis balls.
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11 Aug 2008 03:01 AM  
I started using Champion ball (way before 40mm ball comes about). Then I switch to Double Fish, Tibhar, Butterfly & Nittaku.

I find that Nittaku ball is solid hard. My favorite table tennis ball at the moment is Butterfly.
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13 Aug 2008 04:35 AM  
Have you noticed any difference with Nittaku against Butterfly balls when you play? Like flight path or spin?

A friend of mine has got some 4 star balls (the brand is called Champion). Those balls are hard to break - some balls running for months. I hate to play with those as it is heavy and travel faster.
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13 Aug 2008 06:47 AM  
In comparison, Nittaku ball is harder and less spinny than Butterfly ball.

I have not played with 4 star balls, as in my country, the highest grade ball for competition used is 3 star balls.
For the national team, they usually use Nittaku balls whilst for the National Junior Tournament, Butterfly balls.
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27 Aug 2008 09:33 PM  
My favourite is Nittaku, it last longer, heavier and has good balance. Three star is good Nittaku Premium is even better but of course more expensive but worth it. 
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27 Sep 2008 05:48 AM  

Anyone has tried TSP table tennis balls. I have a box at the store, and it is so tempting to open one box and use it.

I have a friend who supplied me some Nittaku balls as a gift that he has received from his clients. I had tons of them. But sad to say, I lose it if I use it at the club. I'm the official sponsor of balls at the club I've lost a new Nittaku one today. By the time I have got back to find where the ball is, it has gone to somebody else table for a round robin game

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21 Oct 2008 01:52 AM  
I like Butterfly, Just because I like the brand.
Havent tried Nittaku.
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23 Oct 2008 02:40 PM  
for me
our school always use DHS 3 stars ball
nice and solid
it's a good ball !
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