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I'm a cut player. I think many people are particularly interested in the difference between this and Don Knuckle, so I'll give you some reference.

I think the biggest difference is how easy it is to cut.
Don Knuckle can cut if the impact is right, but I felt that it is a top rubber that is definitely not easy to cut.
However, it is also easy to make a knuckle, and the difference when it breaks is quite large.
It is no wonder that top professionals use it.

On the other hand, Super Don Knuckle's grains are easy to knock down and the control is also great.
There is a feeling of a sharp cut like a high-grained rubber.
It is also easy to make a knuckle, and although it is not as easy as Don Knuckle, the difference between cutting and not cutting is quite large.
Along with the ease of knocking down the grains and making the knuckle, the attack is also extremely good.
It is a rubber that can do anything, such as the push that is unique to high-grained rubbers, the meat hit that is unique to top-grained rubbers, and the drive, which has less spin.
I think this will be a hit with anyone who has avoided high-grain rubbers because they found it difficult to attack with high-grain rubbers or because they couldn't cut the knuckles.

I think this is a great rubber that will please everyone, from beginners to advanced players.

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