Schmerz

Target: Painful blows with the Schmerz: The ideal combination between the disruptive effect in defensive play and the soft topspin in offensive play.

Characteristics: The long pimple Schmerz has 3 basic characteristics that distinguish it from ordinary pimples.

1. The pimple structure: The pimple heads are close together and compact. This allows you to hit the balls very evenly. Even if you are not standing optimally to the ball or do not hit the ball fully, Schmerz automatically compensates for the inaccuracy.

2. The pimple thickness: In the development of Schmerz, we have made sure that the pimples are thinner than on other rubbers. This creates more control in defensive play. Whether at the front of the table or as a classic defender behind the table, the tremendous control of the Schmerz will make your opponent desperate.

3. The pimple's hardness: The pimple's hardness is the most important component of any rubber. The rubber compound of the heads of the individual pimples is pleasantly soft. You can already feel this when you lightly stroke the rubber. This makes the pimples more flexible and prevents them from breaking off so easily. In addition, the balls dig deeper into the rubber and are played back to the opponent with a lot of rotation and an unpleasant disturbing effect. Especially when playing with the plastic ball, the disruptive effect is immensely important in order to put the opponent under pressure.

These are the strengths of the Long pimple Schmerz:

The Schmerz is a real wall in defensive play. Blocking and stabbing at the table works perfectly. At the same time, it produces a lot of cuts and is vastly superior to other rubbers in terms of disruptive effects. In attacking play topspin with spin is a real secret weapon. This is only possible because of the soft top rubber. This gives the rubber maximum flexibility for different strokes