GENIUS prioritizes spin as it directly correlates with increased speed. Amplified spin results in a more upright angle of the ball's rebound, creating a bow-shaped trajectory that enhances stroke precision, effectively pressuring your opponent. The redesigned shape of the inverted pimples promotes a more dynamic and spin-infused style of play. Additionally, the new rubber composition ensures greater durability, extending the lifespan of the rubbers.

NIMBUS, even without the use of speed glue, offers an exceptional combination of Spin, Speed, and Dynamic performance, reminiscent of the characteristic sound and ball contact sensation found in freshly speed glued rubber sheets. Featuring a 45° sponge hardness, it stands out as the toughest among the NIMBUS rubbers, delivering unmatched speed. Tailored for offensive players, it provides a top-tier playing sensation along with the essential control required for precision gameplay.

Introducing the eagerly anticipated rubber for pips-out players! Experience the exceptional performance characteristics of the renowned Moristo rubbers, now available with short pips. The super-elasticity of this rubber allows for rapid attacks and impressive blocking. Embraced by the rising Japanese superstar, Mima Ito.

Moristo SP AX stands out as an exceptionally speedy and potent short pips option. It boasts low, horizontal, conical, and hashed pips on a thin top sheet, accommodating a maximum 2.2mm sponge in its configuration. The sponge, in white, is characterized by its small pores and soft texture.

HEXER Duro caters to players seeking robust spin, speed, and durability in their rubber. Featuring a 100% natural caoutchouc upper layer and a medium-hard sponge designed with HEXER technology, it offers a versatile array of strokes:

-The sticky upper layer prolongs ball contact, granting players increased control during both passive and active strokes.
-Its exceptional endurance allows for a longer lifespan, enabling comfortable and cost-effective rubber changes at a later stage.
-Recognized for its long-lasting performance, HEXER Duro ensures a balance of spin, speed, and durability for players across various playing styles.

The IMPULS rubber, developed using a modified TENSOR formula, stands out for its softer and more elastic nature compared to traditional rubbers. Its key features include:

- Energy absorption during passive play and energy release during active gameplay, making it dynamic and responsive to different playing styles.
- Especially beneficial for all-round players, offering enhanced control over a faster rubber, a level of control that might not have been achievable previously.
- The 30-degree soft sponge is adept at absorbing energy at various speeds, facilitating actions such as slicing, blocking, or smashing with the right amount of absorption.
- During aggressive play involving spin shots or smashes, the "all-round" TENSOR construction generates power, resulting in increased ball flight velocity. Additionally, it provides precision similar to a vario-rubber, ensuring more accurate ball trajectories.

Nittaku characterizes the C-1 as an offensive rubber with high speed, optimal arc, and potent top spin. The "catch-first" concept incorporates a "Tension Spin topsheet and Soft Strong sponge," aiming to blend the speed of S-1 and the spin of G-1 for a well-balanced rubber with superior control.

Nittaku Fastarc G-1 is a lively, fast, and spin-tolerant rubber designed for spin-offensive play. It ensures maximum speed, a consistent arc, and potent spin. The Tension Spin topsheet, with its unique chemical formula and special pimple design, offers an outstanding grip and strong spin. The robust sponge enhances the powerful feel in every stroke. Nittaku recommends the G-1 as a forehand rubber, emphasizing its "Spin Drive" performance.

Outstanding speed and control in the softer variant of the Fastarc series. While control is enhanced, the speed is only slightly reduced, maintaining overall power. Suitable for a broad spectrum of players, from beginners to top-level competitors.

A medium-soft allround/offensive rubber with impressive spin capabilities. Tailored for the 40+ ball, it boasts a Tension Power Sheet and Strong Sponge. Described by Nittaku as the power-first edition of Fastarc, it suits players seeking spin, speed, power, and precision for artistic shots, with a focus on speed drive performance.

A POWERFUL RUBBER THAT'S EASY TO HANDLE. Once favoured by a former world champion, it enjoys widespread popularity in Europe. Crafted in Japan.

Nittaku's latest anti-topspin rubber is perfect for neutralizing opponents' spin. Ideal for combination players, pair it with a spinny rubber for a fantastic tool in strategic play. Premium quality, entirely made in Japan.

Flyatt Hard, the fastest in the series, boasts the lowest flight curve. With the same sponge hardness as Flyatt Spin, it's slightly faster due to a higher natural rubber component. However, it has lower spin reserves. The Flyatt series is renowned for its excellent control values. Made in Japan.

Flyatt Soft, the softest in the series, excels in control. Its slightly softer sponge yields the highest trajectory, providing excellent control and precision due to prolonged ball contact. Easy to produce a soft Top Spin. Made in Japan.

Flyatt Spin, the latest in the series, features a grippy surface with shorter pimples for a slightly harder play. The dynamic sponge, with coarse pores, offers good speed and enhances spin. Made in Japan.

The Waran remains our best-selling short pimple-out rubber for many years, and there are several reasons for its popularity. Likely, its success can be attributed to its exceptional speed, effectiveness, ease of play, durability, and affordability. The top-sheet of the Waran is notably rigid, featuring conical-shaped, short pimples with ribbed tops, making it overall very fast. The sponge, while soft (slightly harder than the SpinLord Degu), provides a built-in speed-gluing effect.

The Waran is particularly recommended for a direct offensive game at the table, allowing players to deliver powerful smashes with remarkable ease. It excels in countering opponents' attacks, enabling precise placement of block balls, whether played passively or aggressively. The rubber is also suitable for chopping, creating undercut balls with a low and potentially dangerous trajectory. Although it may not generate significant spin on its own, the Waran's insensitivity to incoming spin makes it easier to initiate attacks compared to other rubbers.

While the Waran may lack a pronounced disruptive effect, it is ideal for players seeking to win through offensive power rather than relying on opponents' mistakes. In close games, the Waran proves reliable, lacking weak spots that opponents can exploit for an advantage. Its versatility allows players to adapt quickly to various game situations, putting continuous pressure on opponents and maintaining control. The Waran's ability to handle all kinds of balls against diverse opponents makes it a dependable choice for players of almost all skill levels. Top players may lean towards the Waran II, featuring a harder sponge. Notably, the Waran is also lightweight, adding to its appeal.

Long pimples with a highly pronounced interference effect characterize Dornenglanz. Strategically placed sparse small pimples contribute to creating disruptive effects, making it particularly well-suited for close-to-table blocks and a more classical defensive style of play. Dornenglanz excels in its all-around capabilities, offering a balance that sets it apart. It boasts a slightly higher speed compared to Zeitgeist. Renowned Swedish champion and national player Fabian Akerström has chosen to play with Dornenglanz, highlighting its appeal to high-level players in competitive settings.

The SpinLord Dornenglanz II is not simply a revised edition of the original Dornenglanz. While the pimple size is nearly identical, Dornenglanz II represents an entirely new rubber. The pimples on Dornenglanz II are of medium hardness and highly elastic. Although its pimple tops exhibit a slight shine similar to Dornenglanz, they possess less friction. Dornenglanz II stands out as the inaugural long pimple-out rubber that excels in various strokes while maintaining a high level of danger. While Dornenglanz might be slightly more formidable for blocking, Dornenglanz II surpasses it in all other aspects. It proves exceptional for chopping, attacking, and even blocking, nearly matching Dornenglanz. With easy control, all strokes executed with this rubber follow a brief and flat trajectory. Dornenglanz II caters to skilled players seeking a rubber that is slightly swifter, firmer, and more menacing than Agenda and Blitzschlag, without compromising versatility. Additionally, it's worth noting that the pimples on Dornenglanz II exhibit greater durability compared to those on Dornenglanz. It's important to be aware that Dornenglanz II is crafted with a distinctive rubber formula, and it's possible that, post-production, minute traces of resin may be present between the pimples.

We are pleased to introduce the enhanced version of Dornenglanz III. In its ox form, it is now notably more adept at blocking balls than its predecessor. This new iteration boasts a slightly increased speed compared to the previous version, prompting us to assign it a speed rating of 3 instead of 2.5.

The visual appearance of both the old and new versions remains identical, and we will cease the sale of the first version immediately. Dornenglanz III's rubber compound incorporates numerous artificial polymers, rendering the base softer and more elastic than other long pimples from SpinLord. The knobs, which are remarkably robust, have a slightly broader profile compared to other long knobs from SpinLord. The distance between the pimples is average, and the cylindrical knobs feature a small conical reinforcement on the knob bottom with finely fluted heads.

Dornenglanz III demonstrates a noticeable decrease in speed compared to previously available long knobs from SpinLord, aligning closely with the tempo of barbed fire. When compared to the slow Lion Claw, Dornenglanz III offers a distinct playing experience due to its significantly higher elasticity and softer rubber compound. It proves to be more versatile, with a shorter and more dangerous ball flight curve.

Designed for an active and aggressive style of play, Dornenglanz III is particularly well-suited for playing at the table. The improved version excels in playing both active and passive blockballs. In this context, its playing behavior closely resembles the zeitgeist while outperforming it in other strokes. In ox, the classic backspin defense is viable and threatening.

For classic defenders, the version with a sponge enhances the effectiveness of backspin defense, providing a good option. The sponge version is only marginally faster than the ox version, with slightly reduced control. While the ox version remains superior for playing block balls, the sponge version is notably weaker in this aspect.

The sponge utilized is a slow and soft "Made in China" sponge, ensuring that even in 1.0 mm, Dornenglanz III remains slower than other long pimple rubbers in ox. Compatible with almost all types of wood, Dornenglanz III maintains high control values, making it suitable for players in lower leagues.

We believe that players who have found satisfaction with rubbers like the Zeitgeist or the Stachelfeuer will appreciate the improvements in the new version of Dornenglanz III. Even players who appreciate the thorny appearance but find them challenging to play should consider trying this rubber.

The SpinLord Blitzschlag represents an evolutionary step from the SpinLord Dornenglanz. While the pimple structure remains unchanged, the Blitzschlag features a distinct rubber mixture. The pimples on the Blitzschlag are softer and more elastic, with a slightly increased distance between them. This design choice results in the Blitzschlag being a bit slower, offering enhanced control, and exhibiting higher durability compared to its predecessor, the Dornenglanz.