Did you know there was a Nittaku Resist II blade as wellwturber wrote: on Saturday 18 April 2026, 04:11
Preferably straight handled and in good condition, of course.
Thanks,
Jay
wturber Re : WTB: Nittaku Resist blade
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Clarissa
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wturber Re : WTB: Nittaku Resist blade
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Re: wturber Re : WTB: Nittaku Resist blade
Does not matter
Both versions are only mid sized blades not suitable for hardbat where you need an oversized blade
Keep in mind that manufacturers call mid sized blades as oversized. They are not even semi-large blades
So whether you want to play in hardbat or sponge domain, these blades are not suitable for away from the table players
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