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Andro Impuls Powersponge
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Review of Andro Impuls PowerspongeA good controllable rubber, that can be played with at many different levels. Myself, I played with it on both sides, 2.2 on FH and 2.0 on BH. It's a medium-soft rubber, but has many gears and can produce a decent amount of speed. It's a very spinny rubber, the most spinny I've played with. This rubber is relatively easy to control, therefore suiteable for every starting table tennis player that has mastered the basic strokes.It has many gears, therefore it is possible to play with very much spin, or with more speed. In the first few hours, it has a slightly higher throw angle. After that, it has a medium throw angle. It's hardness is medium-soft. It's harder than the Andro Impuls Speed, but softer than the Andro Impuls. Also, it is a rather light rubber. I've played with this rubber for a year now, approximately 6 hours a week. Only in the last few weeks have I started to notice a decrease in spin that I'm able to give with this rubber. Therefore it is very durable. This rubber is suitable for spinny looping players, it is useful as a rubber for advanced youth players and because of it's good control it's an option for blockers. Myself, I am a spinny looper on my forehand and a hitter and blocker on my backhand. Spin on serves isn't very good though. Feb 11, 2015 | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Andro Impuls Speed
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Review of Andro Impuls SpeedPlus: control, spinny loops, counter hitting.Minus: not very fast, wears out fast, bad spin on serves. Feb 11, 2015 | |||||||||||||||||||||
