Recognised by many as the alternative to Barna original. Miracle is an orthodox pimple with a canvas backing suited to defensive players who prefer the classic style and require control and feeling.
This rubber is a little heavier making it just right for the older style of stroke play which is usually centred on backhand chopping and flicking. This hard bat rubber features a canvas / linen backing and can be easily glued onto your blade using normal glue
Miracle is not long pips nor is it like Dr. Evil. Miracle is short pips with no sponge. It is very similar to Yasaka A1.2 and Butterfly Orthodox. Miracle's pips seem to be a little wider than A1.2 or Orthodox. All three of these hardbat rubbers have thick bases, making them easy to glue on your bat. They are all "rubbery". Dr. Evil has shorter and smaller diameter pips and is less "rubbery". Dr. Evil is less able to generate TOPspin and more able to chop block like frictionless long pips; more able than Miracle, A1.2 or Orthodox.
Classic pip.
Actually Ive dug out my late dad's old bat. Haha it's a great classic no Sponge rubber. Good control, chops good, hits like a demon. Have it on an old def blade, with chop and drive by stiga on other side. 1.7mm. I think it's a canvas backing. Dad use to play hardbat especially barna. All back in the day.
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