Nittaku 3-Star Premium 40+ Table Tennis Balls – Made in Japan

Experience the World’s Gold Standard in Table Tennis Balls.

• Official Ball of USA Table Tennis:
  Used at the US Nationals, US Open, US Olympic Trials and major tournaments throughout North America.
• Elite Performance and Consistency:
  Crafted in Japan from exclusive, high-grade poly material unique to Nittaku. Expect unbeatable roundness, true bounce, and long-lasting durability.
• ITTF Approved for All Tournaments:
  Certified by the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF); legal for all ITTF-sanctioned events worldwide.
• Proven on the World Stage:
  Official ball of the 2017 World Championships (Germany), 2014 and 2015 European Championships, ITTF World Team Cup (Dubai), Women’s World Cup (Sendai), Tokyo Open, and more.
• Trusted by Champions:
  Every ball is marked “Nittaku Premium 40+” and “Made in Japan”—your assurance of genuine quality.

Why Choose Nittaku Premium 40+ Balls?

• Superior Material: Proprietary poly blend for top-tier durability and roundness.
• Consistent Playability: Engineered for even weight, perfect bounce, and true trajectory—every time.
• Maximum Durability: Outlasts competitors, saving you money over time.
• Global Recognition: The ball of choice for major events and elite athletes worldwide.

Product Details

• - 3 balls per box
• - Color: White
• - Made in Japan
• - ITTF Approved
• - Official ball for USATT events

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Nittaku Premium 40+ different from other table tennis balls?

This ball is made with a premium poly material exclusive to Nittaku, delivering superior durability, roundness, and consistency. It’s the ball trusted by top tournaments worldwide.

Are these balls legal for tournaments?

Yes. They are ITTF approved and legal for all ITTF-sanctioned events and national competitions in the United States.

Is this ball better than celluloid balls?

Nittaku Premium 40+ offers enhanced durability and playability, while meeting modern safety and shipping standards. While celluloid balls remain legal for some events, most top competitions now use poly balls.

Why did table tennis switch from celluloid to poly balls?

Celluloid is highly flammable and difficult to ship. The ITTF introduced poly balls for improved safety and international compliance.