SUPER DO Knuckle (Short pimples)
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[Hardness] Little soft [Performance] Control and Speed to have excellent |
Averages reviews points
- Speed:6
- Spin:5.92
- Control:8.83
- Maximum knuckle effect!
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Grain shape close to a grain high.
Change system table rubber was to maximize the knuckle effect is now complete!
While mercy of the knuckle push and the front and rear of the other party, in a linear trajectory of the attack attack, break out the opponent.
Grain is larger than the Donakkuru.
Change than expected is strong, easy to invite the mistakes of the other party.◆ thickness
Stuck on the medium / shake back, change system of the attack!
Back and reverse expression of ultra-thin / pen, to cut Man!Change 12.25
- Short pimples
Players use SUPER DO Knuckle (Short pimples)
- Knuckles are easy to produce with varied shot control
- Combines pimple defense and soft rubber offense
- Excellent blocking stability
- Easy grain deflection with superior control
- Sponge thickness allows adjustments for different uses
Reviews by user
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Cute person (Experience: 2〜3 years) Started winning with it
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2018/08/13
Currently using it on my backhand.
I used to play Impartial XB short pips on my backhand — I could attack from close to the table or further back, but small mistakes and block errors stood out and I kept losing matches.
So I thought it through and decided to switch to this Super Do-Knuckle with the goals of "cutting down block mistakes" and "finishing points properly on the forehand."
After about a month of practicing with the switch, the first thing I noticed was that my mistakes had clearly gone down lol
If you're like me and struggle to block with backhand short pips, or get targeted for it in matches, I'd recommend this.
It's called the Super Do-Knuckle, but you can absolutely do a chiquita with it too.
(It curves nicely)
Personally, I highly recommend it.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use Kenta Matsudaira ALC
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There is no choice but to accept it. (Experience: More than 20 years) Subtle differences confuse the opponent
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2026/06/29
I use Imperial XS and Super Do-Knuckle Ultra Thin on my penhold short pips side.
I switch between the two sides, taking advantage of each rubber's characteristics to redirect the opponent's hard shots while attacking with variation — that's my playing style.
I used to use the long pips Glassdtex to create a bigger contrast in variation with the Imperial, but opponents started exploiting that contrast and I fell into a slump.
So I switched to this rubber, and while the contrast in variation between the two rubbers narrowed, I started confusing opponents more and began winning again.
I can easily switch between a knuckleball that skids straight through and one that wobbles and slows down, and it's an excellent-performing rubber.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use ARCTIC WOOD
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The sky is the color (Experience: 6〜10 years) This is what a truly versatile pips rubber looks like
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2025/06/01
I'm a chopper. I think a lot of people are curious about the difference from the Do-Knuckle, so here's my take for reference.
I think the biggest difference is how easy it is to chop for spin.
The Do-Knuckle chops well when the impact is right, but I felt it's not really in the category of pips that are outright easy to chop.
That said, combined with how easily it produces knuckleballs, the drop when it does chop is quite dramatic.
It's easy to see why top pros use it.The Super Do-Knuckle, on the other hand, has pips that fold over easily and offers wonderful control.
It gives a sensation of chopping cleanly, like long pips.
This one also produces knuckleballs easily, and while the gap between spin and no-spin isn't quite as extreme as the Do-Knuckle, it's still considerable.
Along with how easily the pips fold and how easily it produces knuckleballs, attacking with it feels excellent too.
It's a real do-it-all rubber — pushes typical of long pips, meet-hitting typical of short pips, and even topspin drives, though with less spin.
I think this will really resonate with anyone who's avoided long pips because attacking felt too hard or because they couldn't get knuckleballs to bite.From beginners to advanced players, I think this is a wonderful rubber that everyone can be satisfied with.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use AIGIS
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Wandering Takuto (Experience: 11〜20 years) Both spin and knuckle
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2024/12/17
This is a review comparing it to Morristo SP.
Spin
It doesn't grip as much spin as Morristo, but this one is easier for lifting the ball against backspin.Knuckle
As you'd expect from a variation-type short pips rubber, it produces some really nasty knuckleballs.Speed
It doesn't produce fast balls.Push
Only cuts the ball moderately. That said, knuckle pushes come out with a really nasty knuckle effect.Block
The ball lands well and the knuckle effect feels good too.
I feel like there aren't many sideways-pips rubbers that are this easy to use while still producing such nasty balls.
Compared to Chinese rubbers like the 388 or 563, the variation is smaller, but the balance with ease-of-use is fantastic.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use NEVES WOOD
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Table kitchi (Experience: 11〜20 years) Tried it out!!!
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2019/11/10
It's on the long-pips-leaning side, but if you brush from top to bottom
it flies well since it's actually short pips.
Just block it and it comes back as a knuckleball; brush downward and it comes back with backspin.
Since it's ultimately short pips, if you keep returning it the way you would with long pips, there's a chance it'll fly too far!All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little soft
Racket recommended use GORIKI SUPER DRIVE
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Apple (Experience: 6〜10 years) Recommended for attack-focused penhold pips players!
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2019/09/26
Former penhold pips user.
Using the super-thin thickness.First, on defense: just blocking it doesn't reverse the spin — it comes back as a knuckleball.
It doesn't bounce much, so it's easy to keep stable.
If you actively cut the ball yourself, the spin does reverse, and mixing in knuckleballs can bait the opponent into a net miss.
It comes out as a knuckleball, but you can still push and stop with it, so it's stable against backspin.Next, on offense: attacking from the forehand is especially easy.
You can hit topspin drives and get spin on them.
Flat hitting and the short game are both stable — no complaints there.
The one thing I found difficult is the push.
Using the same feel as a soft long pips leads to constant net misses and long misses, so it might be closer to the feel of pushing with short pips.For a penhold pips player who also wants to attack, I'd recommend this — the feel is basically that of long pips.
It doesn't bounce much, and the pips are firm enough not to lose out to the opponent's spin, so blocking is stable too.
That said, for someone whose game is mainly defensive, I don't think it's a great fit since its spin-reversal ability isn't especially high.All Speed Spin Control Hardness Little hard
Racket recommended use Acoustic C
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Mimomimaru (Experience: 4〜5 years) I'm a chopper
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2018/08/26
I had this on my backhand for chopping. I used both the thin and medium sponge thicknesses.
My backhand rubber history goes: Orthodox DX → Mirtal 2 Thin → Feint Long 3 Kyoku Thin → Super Anti Thick → this one
Personally, this is the one I like the feel of the most. You can pretty much think of it as long pips.
Whatever else you say about it, you can chop sharp cutting balls on the backhand, and while it's not quite as good as the Feint Long,
the push can still bite if your form is solid.
The stability is outstanding, and especially if you lean heavily defensive, I'd recommend the thinner sponge.
Just changing the sponge thickness makes a huge difference in control.But what really stands out about this rubber is that the backhand counter is actually pretty good too!
When you switch to offense, you can swing hard and put shots away aggressively.
Honestly, once you swing it, it feels like a really strange rubber.Overall, if there's a chopper out there who wants to swing with long pips on the backhand, this is a rubber I'd recommend without hesitation.
All Speed Spin Control Hardness Soft
Racket recommended use Resist II
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