2 Thin Limba Outer Plies, FE Carbon Layer, Ayous Center Ply, FE Carbon Layer, 2 Thin Limba Outer Plies
Thickness
5.5mm
There are 5 users using the Nittaku Acoustic Carbon Inner Large Handle.
New for 2015 and optimized for the new Poly Ball the new Acoustic Carbon Inner Large Handle took advantage of the delicate ball touch of the Nittaku Acoustic as we placed the FE-carbon deep inside two thin layers of limba wood.
It is soft and supple like a catapult and is characterized by remarkable ball grip and retention that is better than the regular Acoustic Carbon.
The slightly larger and thicker grip gives you more power and the vibration is easily transmitted through out the entire blade giving you the largest sweet spot out of any modern Nittaku blade. Try out the newest modern classic blade from Nittaku and surprise yourself with all the artistic shots you can create!
â— shot feeling: Hard
â— Speed: Mid Fast
â— thickness: 5.5mm
◠Weight: 92 ± g
Excellent blade ,but I found it quite different in comparison with some of my other carbon blades.The feeling is soft,even at higher swing speeds, and the blade's carbon layers are less apparent, so it retains an all wood feel more than any other carbon blade I've tried so far. It may not feel very "crisp" or "lively" to some of you,especially those who use blades with carbon under the top veneer, or all wood blades with a hard outer layer.However,the speed is still there and I would rate this in the high off-/lower off category.Dwell is high,control and feedback are excellent,and the effort/effect ratio would have to be the most consistent I have encountered.So far I have only tested this with Grip F/H, JP03 B/H , but due to the inner carbon and limba/limba outer plies I think this blade would benefit from harder rubbers, (47 - 50 degrees).Soft or very soft would make the blade feel mushy.
This blade would suit an offensive topspin player or even an experienced allrounder as it is not overly fast,creates great spin, and is fairly benign in nature.The only reservations I have about the Acoustic Carbon is the high price and
the weight (90+ gm) which with max rubbers results in a heavy and head heavy setup.
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