A strange rubber? But very cool. Not frictionless, plays a lot like longpips. I'd recommend it for the chopper looking to attack more pushes with backhand. The attacks feel more solid and stable than lp, blocking is much better, but chopping will take more effort, a larger motion, and a very low body angle. Be sure to take the ball at table-height or lower on the heavy chop.
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→ Anti-Spin Rubber → Der-Materialspezialist TTR-Killer
→ Der Materialspezialist Rubber → Der-Materialspezialist TTR-Killer
Der-Materialspezialist TTR-Killer
by Der Materialspezialist
· Part of New Color Rubber Sheets
The TTR-Killer is a new Anti Top rubber that combines the destructive playing properties of long pimples and classic anti spin. This is made possible by an extremely thin top rubber with very long inward-facing pimples, which represents a technical masterpiece in the production of table tennis rubbers. The TTR-Killer creates an extremely flat ball trajectory and a strong dive of the ball, which is actually only known from long pimples. Thanks to the classic anti-top formula, the TTR-Killer is insensitive to rotation and, in combination with the high-tech sponge used, has the highest control values and fantastic ball feedback. In thinner sponge thicknesses, theTTR-Killer is ideal for safe play at the table as well as in classic defense and creates a short, very flat and unpleasant ball trajectory with unpredictable cutting variations. As the sponge strength increases, the TTR-Killer develops its full offensive potential and poses major problems for the opponent thanks to the integrated disruptive effect combined with the massive diving of the ball. The Der-Materialspezialist TTR-Killer: become a TTR points killer too! Please follow the enclosed assembly instructions for mounting on your blade. Suitability: Defensive / All-round / Offensive
Tempo: 89
Control: 94
Disruptive effect: 97
Degree of hardness: medium
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Reviews of Der-Materialspezialist TTR-Killer (2)
I suppose I'll be the first! This is a reallllly interesting rubber. I came to it as a long pips chopper, with the intent to chop with it, and try attacking close to the table. I bought it in green, 1.4.
Chops feel strange, surreal. I can get it back pretty easily, although I had to slightly alter my stroke to involve more arm/elbow. That being said, the arc is low: its easy to keep it low, and loaded. Three chops in, and I find that I can give it a lot of gas/force on the chop, and it results in a controlled and low, sinking ball. Super cool.
Attacking with it at the table feels harder than a trad frictionless anti, but easier than the curlp1r I had been using. I am currently favoring swiping with it, or a simple topspin stroke used by a lot of ox long pips users (a kind of bump with forward/upward motion).
In any case, if you like chopping and want to feel something fresh, I say give it a try!
Chops feel strange, surreal. I can get it back pretty easily, although I had to slightly alter my stroke to involve more arm/elbow. That being said, the arc is low: its easy to keep it low, and loaded. Three chops in, and I find that I can give it a lot of gas/force on the chop, and it results in a controlled and low, sinking ball. Super cool.
Attacking with it at the table feels harder than a trad frictionless anti, but easier than the curlp1r I had been using. I am currently favoring swiping with it, or a simple topspin stroke used by a lot of ox long pips users (a kind of bump with forward/upward motion).
In any case, if you like chopping and want to feel something fresh, I say give it a try!
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