Rubber Sauer&Tröger Hellfire

FEATURES: Pimple structure: The pimples on the Hellfire are spaced unusually far apart. This is the secret behind its unique spin development. Defensive balls behind the table generate so much spin that the opponent is forced to push on the second or third ball. When playing, it feels as if the ball is literally caught between the long pimples. This reduces the speed of the incoming ball and converts it into spin. Pimple width: The wider pimple heads with their slightly roughened surface are a trademark of the Hellfire. If you hit the ball well, you will give your opponent a real headache. Pimple hardness: Hard, almost porous – you might think. However, the stiffer pimple heads of the Hellfire are an absolute guarantee of success. A powerful spin ball is generated, which puts your opponent in serious trouble. The Hellfire also has its qualities in offensive play. The harder pimples allow you to hit firm attacking balls directly after the ball bounces. Your opponent will quickly be overwhelmed by this variety and will no longer know how much spin is in which ball. Description: With Hellfire, for the first time since the ban on smooth pimples, a new type of rubber compound and unique pimple geometry have been used to create a dangerous rubber that still has moderate speed. Previous long pimple rubbers could only offer one of these two characteristics. The low speed allows you to control passive block balls close to the table. Topspins can be cut off and spin-heavy balls are easy to execute. Even with offensive strokes, the rubber is very spin-friendly. The low speed allows you to control passive block balls close to the table. Topspins can be cut off and spin-rich balls are easy to execute. The rubber is also very resistant to spin when playing offensive shots. This makes it easier to play fast and well-placed balls.