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Hi, I’m Nedim. I am 40 years old—a professional table tennis player who’s been at the table since age 5, and a craftsman building custom blades for over a decade.

​It all started back in the 1990s when, as a kid, I saw the iconic violin-shaped blade with clipped sides used by French legend Jean-Philippe Gatien. In that exact moment, I realized blades didn’t have to remain bound to standard oval molds; there could be a distinct aesthetic and an unconventional geometry behind them.

​I am deeply passionate about woodworking. I love crafting timeless, pure classic blades just as much as I love designing avant-garde and uniquely shaped ones. In short, I simply love making table tennis blades.

​Feel free to explore our designs, browse our one-of-a-kind stock, or reach out directly to bring your dream blade to life.

TESTING MY BLADES
me in the black t-shirt 

Workshop & Material Notes

​All-Wood Blades: For traditionalists seeking maximum feel, flexibility, and natural ball feedback.

​Carbon & Composites: For high-tempo, aggressive playstyles demanding speed with control.

​Unlimited Forms: From single-ply to 9-ply custom layups; from classic geometries to avant-garde body shapes.

​Hand-Tuned Balance: Regardless of materials, every blade’s balance and weight distribution are individually tuned by hand.

Layers of stacked table tennis blades, highlighting materials and craftsmanship

Get in Touch
mail         
info@inkunzitabletennis.com
Whatsapp   
 
+905071873396

Detailed custom engraving on blade

Custom Blade Price Range

​All-Wood Series: \$90 - \$130

​Glass Fiber Series: \$100 - \$140

​Basalt Carbon Series: \$100 - \$150

​Carbon Series: \$130 - \$170

​ALC Series: \$140 - \$180

​ZLC Series: \$200 - \$250

​SZLC Series: \$240 - \$300

All prices include Free Worldwide Express Shipping.

Official logo of the company

The Inkunzi Emblem

​Inkunzi takes its name from the Zulu word for bull, symbolizing raw power and determination. The logo utilizes negative space between the horns to form the precise silhouette of a table tennis blade. It represents the integration of structural strength and custom blade craftsmanship.

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