Brands/Nimatsu
Germany · founded 1998
Nimatsu table tennis equipment
German control and pips brand. Super Block and Ghost sheets are built for blocking and disruption, not looping.
Nimatsu · Germany · 2 rubbers · 4 blades
Nimatsu at a glance
- Legal name
- Nimatsu
- Headquarters
- Germany
- Founded
- 1998
- Country
- Germany
- Also known as
- Nimatsu Table Tennis
About Nimatsu table tennis equipment
Nimatsu (Germany, 1998) makes control inverted, pips and a few woods aimed at blocking games. Ghost, Super Block and Control are the names that appear in EU specialist shops. Carbon Speed is a rare faster wood in a control-oriented catalogue. The brand is tiny next to Butterfly; it is listed because combination players still buy it and the factory figures belong on the same index as every other sheet.
If you want Tenergy-class topspin, look at Butterfly, Tibhar or Andro. If you want a German blocking sheet with an ITTF code, Nimatsu is in the right drawer. Super Block and Ghost are built for blocking and disruption rather than modern two-wing looping.
History of Nimatsu
Nimatsu was founded in Germany in 1998 as a control and pips specialist. Ghost and Super Block are the blocking sheets EU specialist shops still list.
How Nimatsu compares
Nimatsu Ghost / Super Block vs other German blocking and disruption sheets (Pimplepark Tenaxx, Spinlord anti). Not a tensor brand. Leave this page for Butterfly, Tibhar or Andro if you want two-wing looping.
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Who Nimatsu is for
Blockers and disruption players shopping a small German specialist, not a full offensive catalogue.
Nimatsu FAQ
- Is Nimatsu a tensor brand?
- No. Nimatsu is a control and pips specialist. Its sheets are built for blocking and disruption rather than modern two-wing looping.
- Where is Nimatsu from?
- Germany (1998). It is a small control and pips specialist, not a looping tensor brand. Ghost and Super Block are the names EU specialist shops stock.
- Is Nimatsu Japanese?
- The name sounds Japanese, but Nimatsu is a German control and pips brand (1998). Ghost and Super Block are the blocking sheets EU specialist shops stock.
- Nimatsu Super Block vs Ghost?
- Both are disruption/blocking sheets, not looping tensors. Open the product pages for type, hardness and ITTF code. Players who want Tenergy should look at Butterfly, Tibhar or Andro.
Nimatsu rubbers and blades in this catalogue
Factory speed, spin, control and hardness below are Nimatsu catalogue figures remapped onto TableTennisReview’s shared 0–100 index so a Nimatsu sheet can sit next to Butterfly, DHS or Tibhar without mixing scales. Only ITTF-approved versions stocked in European shops are listed.
Nimatsu rubbers · 2
Nimatsu blades · 4
Nimatsu is a trademark of Nimatsu. Logos identify products in this independent catalogue.