Hi all, I am amateur player that played one year with various LPs. I can give you my opinion on Spectre comparing to others, I played with this rubber 16 hours. First of all it is a very controllable LP, very good for beginner with LP. You can do all strokes with this LP, but I must say the best thing it does is close-to-table blocking. I played with 1.0mm sponge and the blocks are great. I was more interested into chopping LPs, so I changed it. For me the conclusion was that is a very controllable LP, is easy to play with, but also the opponents are not in trouble so much, is predictable. I think if you master LP blocks is great.
The sponge was bad when I unglue it second time, I don't suggest reglue. Just play with it, and change it when you are ready for more deceptive LP.
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→ Pips-Out Rubber → Der-Materialspezialist Spectre
→ Der Materialspezialist Rubber → Der-Materialspezialist Spectre
Der-Materialspezialist Spectre
by Der Materialspezialist
· Part of New Color Rubber Sheets
With Spectre, Der-Materialspezialist has introduced one of the most innovative and unusual long pimple rubbers to the world market. Not only is the pimple structure entirely new, but the rubber compound is also unique, with very interesting properties. Spectre is especially suited for near-table disruptive play with occasional play from mid-distance and is hardly affected by incoming spin, while offering a wide range of offensive options. The biggest strength of Spectre is its ease and safety in blocking hard loops and hits, enabled by the unique rubber formula properties that decelerate the ball. This results in a disruptive low trajectory with a wobbly effect. The sponge version of Spectre enables a more powerful game, with excellent spin development from a distance and close to the table. Despite the maximum permissible pimple length, Spectre can be excellently controlled and offers the highest control values. Spectre: the colorful long pimple spook! Characteristics: Defensive / Allround
Speed: 35
Control: 96
Disruptive effect: 105
Hardness: Medium-
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Reviews of Der-Materialspezialist Spectre (3)
Easy to block on table. Easy to chop. Easy to receive long serves and no spin.
Very interesting rubber full of surprises. I can chop the ball all day and can move the ball all over the table. It can create some good disruption on the ball when playing close to the table which is perfect for my game. I can also chop it hard to create an opening to kill the ball with my forehand. Hard to. hit back when bounces low. Highly recommended for players who want to do damage quick in order to destroy the opponent faster.
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