Spinlord Marder is insensitive to incoming spin and is very suitable for the passive blocking game and will also absorb a lot of speed. Spinlord Marder was designed not only to combine with allround woods but works well with medium and high speed woods for more controlled offensive play. Marder is perfectly finished and very durable. The sponge of the marder is soft and very controllable with a hardness 35 Degree.
Great rubber for chopping in 1.5-1.2-1.0 thickness. Very good for controlled backhand in 1.8 or thicker. Also very good for allround player and for beginner. Very similar to Tackiness C but has much better durability while twice lower price. And it is rather close to "old" Tackiness C (produced 10 years ago and more, with old butterfly logo), but a bit faster (than old). Unfortunately Marder has no such a legendary durability as "old" Tackiness C, but it is surely more durable than modern Tackiness C.
This rubber is amasing god spin but most importent super control on blocks and on spinny servs against you, you can control the returns with great control. Super price compared to ex. Butterfly tackiness chop.
An excellent inverted chopping rubber. At times, almost feels like anti-spin in its ability to absorb heavy spin, but it does make pretty decent spin on its own. However, it is significantly better at underspin than sidespin or topspin, though, surprisingly (given the soft sponge and obvious design for chopping), it does have a few gears when attacking. You can paint the corners with this thing on an all-round blade, and chop like a demon if you glue it to a defensive one. It works better in 1.0mm, 1.2mm, and 1.5mm, and please note that there are better rubbers for an all-round game in 1.8mm and 2.0mm varieties. Clearly meant for choppers and beginners, then, and remember that you need to make continual effort with this thing and put your shoulder into it on all shots, especially as it's almost totally dead whenever you try a soft touch on a slow ball. If you want more of an all-round rubber that still chops well, try Spinlord Marder II, which has a slightly harder sponge (38° instead of 35°) and plays better with 1.8mm and 2.0mm sponges.
This is an interesting rubber. Not quite sure how it's possible, but it really is less sensitive to incoming spin while being able to produce good spin itself. (At least to some degree; physics can't be cheated completely.) In combination with the lower speed, this makes the control great. In 2.0mm, it weighs only 58g uncut (170x170mm), so it's one of the lighter rubbers.
For only 20€, it's a very good deal for control and spin oriented allround players.
My favorite forehand rubber for defensive style. Can do spiny serve, easy serve return, chop, smash, loop, push.. everything for close to the table up to middle distance.
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