Nittaku 2-Star Superior 40+ Ball

Normally I only buy 3-star balls, but these are better than some 3-star balls that I have used., Maybe it's because these are made in Japan.

Tuan Nguyen

Logically, it would seem like these balls would be of great quality and last very long like their 3-star counterparts. Unfortunately, all of the 6 balls that I purchased, cracked within a few days of regular training. I would rather use the much cheaper Nittaku practice balls, and highly recommend NOT TO BUY THESE.

- Daniel, CA

I bought these recently and I really think everything about it is as good as the Premium 40+ 3-star, and the only difference is the price. If you are super picky, go with the 3-star, but if you are looking to save some money and practice with an equivalent ball, get this one.

John

These balls are pretty much the same ball as the Nittaku 3 star poly.. the only difference I can see is the durability, but quite frankly, that is a stretch.. My only complaint is the price, but who can blame Nittaku.. they know what they have and the demand is there.. There is nothing like this ball, it is the best.

- Sebastian Kiely, PA

This has the same weight, same bounce, same spin, and speed as the Nittaku 3-star premium tournament balls. I cant tell the difference. Even if I had a microscope I wont be able to see the difference. This is what you need for everyday play at the club.

River Walker

Unable to get the 3 star Nittaku balls I went ahead and bought a dozen of these for our work league. These 2 star balls are hands down better than any of the 3 star balls on the market, period. They are durable and play exactly like the premiums

- sebastian kiely, PA

Ive just have practice with this pollyballs and it is impressive its speed and good grip with my Butterfly Tenergy and Stiga Airoc. Nice training.

Nelson Garcia