Rubber Sauer&Tröger Hass

1. Pimple structure: The individual pimple heads on the Hass are slightly further apart than on the Zargus. When you run your fingers over the pimple heads, you will notice that they feel pleasantly soft. This allows you to easily apply topspin to backspin or balls with low rotation with little effort. 2. Width of the pimples: The top rubber consists of cylindrical pimples that have the same diameter from the pimple neck to the pimple head. Compared to the Zargus, the pimples are slightly longer and narrower. This means that the speed of the stroke is immediately transferred to the ball. You can even play catapult-shaped topspins with small movements and put your opponent under a lot of pressure. Tip: The short pimple Hass is ideal for offensive players with short pimples who prefer active strokes and do not want to sacrifice excellent control for a good basic speed. Even very active strokes can be played with a very low error rate.