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For a varied, spinny game at a high level. Rubbers: andro Buzzer 500 RX (pimples in), ca. 2,0 mm, ITTF approved.

High-end carbon enables a dangerous and fast game to win points. Rubbers: andro Buzzer 500 RX (pimples in), ca. 2,0 mm, ITTF approved.

Ideal for getting started and learning the basic techniques with a high level of control. Rubbers: andro Buzzer 400 S (pimples in), ca. 1,8 mm, ITTF approved.

Optimal equipment for technique training and dangerous spin strokes. Rubbers: andro Buzzer 400 R (pimples in), ca. 2,0 mm, ITTF approved.

BYPE is a 45° hard-sponge TENSOR rubber for players whose game is built on variable topspin.

• BYPE draws its energy from a 45° hard sponge with full TENSOR power.
• The clear and direct feedback at impact increases confidence in your own strokes and scores with easy handling.
• A spinnyy, modern top sheet enables variable and dangerous topspins as well as a wide range of spin shots.
• Boost Your PErformance! BYPE is the first choice for variable topspin players to upgrade their game with a 100% TENSOR.

BYPE SFX is a 40° TENSOR rubber with a soft feel, made for a versatile game with comfort and fun.

• As a 40° rubber with full TENSOR energy, BYPE SFX scores points with very high ball control and ease of play.
• The clear and direct feedback at the point of impact and the soft feel increase fault tolerance and control.
• The spinnyy top sheet enables variable and dangerous topspins as well as a wide range of spin shots.
• Boost Your PErformance! BYPE SFX is designed for a versatile game, performed by players with a desire for comfort and fun.

Chintac 52S is a tacky, hard-sponge offensive rubber with Chinese-style control and plenty of spin.

• Tacky offensive rubber with 52° tensor sponge – classic Chinese control meets modern power
• Sticky topsheet for extended dwell time, maximum spin and a secure short game
• Hard tensor sponge for explosive penetration and powerful, spin-heavy topspins
• Ideal for technically skilled offensive players who dominate through serve and first topspin