PimplePark Murus

PimplePark Murus Blade
Approx. $ 47 USD
Price $

User Ratings (4)

Speed 8.0
Control 9.5
Stiffness 7.0   
Stiff
Hardness 6.3   
Medium hard
Consistency 10.0   
Always identical
Overall 9.4 10
Manufacturer Details
Weight 75g
Plies 5
Materials Carbon
Thickness 5.7mm
The Murus is the first blade developed by PiMPLEPARK. Its name derives from the Latin word for "wall". This was the very idea Kai Veenhuis had in mind when creating this blade featuring a 3+2 veneer structure. The three wood veneers are not overly fast and were combined with two relatively soft carbon layers, resulting in a medium-fast all round blade specially adapted to the needs of long pimple players.

Long pimple players particularly appreciate carbon blades since they are relatively stiff and facilitate blocking. Playing against the Murus is like playing against a wall. When combined with the Wobbler, for example, the blade allows for very safe and short blocking. Thanks to its specially selected wood veneers, the blade enables very safe play with exceptional control.

However, the Murus is not only suitable for long pimple players. If you are an offensive all round player seeking slightly better dynamics while maintaining high control in times of the plastic ball, this blade is the right choice for you as well. The Murus is very strong both on passive and on offensive shots such as topspin strokes and hitting.

The Murus is available with a concave or straight handle and weighs only about 75g!

Reviews (1)

 on 3/23/2025

I read the description from PimplePark and decided to give it a try. Combined the blade with two discounted Sriver clones (Gewo Airtec L & Gewo Airtec Fx) and got myself a nice Off- bat for the intermediate level player - at a very handsome price ($80). Total weight 168 grams. Particularly my blocking capability seems to improve with the blade. Perhaps due to the original intention with the Murus blade. General control also seems good. Sanding the handle (ST) made it very comfortable. To summarize, the result is not bad at all. I might end up using this blade quite a lot.
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