TIME's Blade Ratings/Reviews
Back to time's ProfileHere are TIME's ratings and reviews. These ratings are useful because TIME has his/her own standard and will rate and review the ping pong equipment accordingly, giving you accurate and useful ratings and reviews to aid you in your next online purchase.
Nittaku (1) 
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Nittaku S-Series S-CZ
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Review of Nittaku S-Series S-CZThis is a beautiful new offering from Nittaku, but made by SoulSpin in Germany. Handle is one of the best I’ve ever seen this side of a custom blade. It has the normal characteristics of a Zylon blade with Hinoki veneers. Great touch in the short game but with plenty of power away from the table. Compared to Primorac Carbon this has more flex & spin but is a little slower and more controlled. This has a similar composition to the Andro Treiber Z. High quality blade that seems to do everything very well but nothing mind blowing.Mar 15, 2018 | |||||||||||||
Tibhar (1)
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Tibhar Cedric Nuytinck
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Review of Tibhar Cedric NuytinckExcellent Z Fiber blade. This is a controllable Z blade. Limba outer gives it a nice touch for over the table. The Z fiber gives it the power from mid-distance. Probably not the best choice for those that play far back. It is Offensive- to Offensive in speed. Light vibrations. Good quality build. Mine weighed 90 grams. The only two drawbacks:1. Expensive. Along with Kinetic Speed this is Tibhar's priciest blade. $250 retail. I bought mine lightly used from a Euro player for $165. 2. Hard to find. TableTennis11 carries it for $187, but usually low stock (probably due to price). Feb 16, 2019 | |||||||||||||||
Xiom (2)
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Xiom Hayabusa Z+
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Review of Xiom Hayabusa Z+I'm a fan of the new Hayabusa Z series from Xiom. I've played with this Z+ model and the ZXi. I give the slight nod to the ZXi but it is also about $25 USD more.My only complaint was the sharp edges of the wings for such a high end blade. But they include a sanding stick in the packaging (which seems like an admission to me that they know it needs sanding.) I mounted Xiom Vega Japan 2.0 on both FH / BH. It's rated Off, and it does have plenty of speed but the overall control made it feel more like an O- in a good way. Looping is solid, but, I really like how the blade feels close to the table. I don't think there is anything this blade is bad at, and plenty it excels at. Jul 24, 2013 | |||||||||||||||
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Xiom Hayabusa ZXi
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Review of Xiom Hayabusa ZXiLove this blade. Fast, but with plenty of control. Big sweet spot. Plays great from over the table to mid-range. Lots of ball feedback.Only complaint is the sharp wing edges which need sanding. Jun 13, 2013 | |||||||||||||||
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