Name: KILLER
Brand: Dr.Neubauer
SKU: 336-rubber
Price: 7.800 JPY
Availability: InStock
Rating: 7.71 (7 reviews)

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Everyone's rating

[Hardness] Little hard
[Performance] Speed and Control to have excellent

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Averages reviews points

Rating: 7.71 / 10

7 reviews

Speed:6.57
Spin:4.43
Control:5.14

Short pimples with astounding disruptive effect

KILLER is an astonishing new development among offensive pimple-out rubbers.
Actually it is a combination of short and medium pimpled rubbers that merges the best characteristics from both rubber types:

KILLER provides very good attacking possibilities and is thus an outstanding choice for a modern pimple-out game close to the table. The rubber fulfills all necessary requirements for fast counter-attacking and strong hitting.

The decisive factor is the disruptive effect obtained. The rubber is more disruptive than most other short pimple rubbers and produces a very low bounce.
Control is excellent and enables the player to “feel” the ball at all times. All in all KILLER is hardly sensitive at all to oncoming rotation.

With thin sponge (1.5mm) the rubber even enables to produce drop shots and chop-blocking against topspin.

The rubber can also be used for a modern chopping and attacking game with great control.

This makes KILLER a “must-have” for most short and halflong pimple players!

Short pimples

Specifications

Producer: Dr.Neubauer

Product code: 1132

Speed: 94

Control: 94

Players use KILLER

SOLJA Amelie

Customer Reviews SummaryAI Summary

An aggressive, high-speed inverted rubber with excellent speed and automatic spin generation capabilities, though control difficulty is a common challenge. Recognized as a 'monster rubber' requiring skilled players.

■ Frequently Mentioned Points

Automatic spin changes including knuckle shots confuse opponents
Exceptional speed producing straight, aggressive balls
Difficult control requiring practice and skill development
Best suited for mid-court play; unstable for blocking and finesse
Larger spin variation and more aggressive than Attack Eight

■ Representative Voices

▲ PositiveAll techniques including backhand loop drive, forehand loop drive, block, push, and stop are easy to execute with no weak techniques. With proper racket compatibility, it becomes the strongest inverted rubber.

▽ CriticalControl is extremely difficult, with even single-course blocks scattering inconsistently. Self-generated spin is challenging; the rubber's main role is dropping balls with knuckles to create opportunities.