Loki Kirin K10 Review
A blade with 5 wood plies plus an Inner Aramid Carbon-Light layer per side, rated OFF+. Loki’s own guidance places it as an Advanced-level blade for a mixed game that blends attacking and defensive elements close to and away from the table.
Construction and manufacturer ratings
| Construction | 5 Wood + 2 Inner Aramid Carbon-Light |
|---|---|
| Face / core / power wood | Rosewood face, Ayous core, Ayous power layer |
| Blade type | OFF+ |
| Thickness | 5.6mm (+/-0.2mm) |
| Head size | 157mm × 150mm |
| Weight | 88g |
| Handle types | Flared (FL) |
| Speed / Control / Stiffness | 13.3 / 12.4 / 7.6 (Loki’s 1–15 manufacturer scale) |
| Playing style | All-Round |
| Player level | Advanced |
| Tournament legality | Meets the ITTF construction rule (85%+ natural wood by thickness) |
| Price | £33.99 |
Advanced level, All-Round style
Good fit if you
- Are an advanced player with an established, committed game.
- Want a blade built around a mixed game that blends attacking and defensive elements close to and away from the table.
Look elsewhere if you
- Are just starting out — a lower-priced Beginner-level blade will be more forgiving while your technique is still forming.
Rubbers that suit this blade
Loki’s own cross-sell pairing for the Kirin K10.
If the Kirin K10 isn’t quite right
Loki’s own related picks, for a different level or construction.
Closest alternatives outside Loki
Not a claim that the Kirin K10 is objectively better — these are the closest equivalents by construction and price tier.
DHS Hurricane King
See the full side-by-side, including UK pricing, on our dedicated comparison page.
Compare →Common questions
Is the Loki Kirin K10 tournament legal?
Yes. Like every blade in the Loki range, it meets the ITTF construction rule requiring at least 85% natural wood by thickness, so it’s legal for Table Tennis England and ITTF-sanctioned league and tournament play.
What level of player is the Kirin K10 for?
Loki rates it an Advanced-level blade for a mixed game that blends attacking and defensive elements close to and away from the table.
What rubbers pair well with the Kirin K10?
Loki’s own pairing suggests the Rxton 7 or the Telson Speed. See the Pair It With section above for live pricing.
How much does the Loki Kirin K10 cost?
£33.99 at the time of writing, read live from the shop so this always matches what you’d pay at checkout. See the product page to buy.
Not sure this is the right blade?
Compare it against every other model in the range, or build a complete bat in the Racket Configurator.