HIPSTER – HALF LONG PIMPLE

Characteristics:

1. Nub structure:
   The hipster’s cylindrical nubs are arranged at a moderate distance from each other. The pimple necks are kept rather narrow, so that a cut is produced when blocking, similar to the classic long pimples.
2. Pimple Hardness:
   The hipster’s half-long pimples buckle slightly even when the ball hits the ball at moderate speed and catapults the ball forward when the ball is actively used. Almost every incoming ball can be actively played forward without much regard for the incoming rotation. These properties make the hipster a real all-rounder.

Playing style:

The half-long pimple Hipster is fun and very efficient!
It combines the positive properties of short and long pimple rubbers and is therefore a
optimal all-rounder.
Its soft, semi-long pimples allow it to counter any incoming cut, too
pull or shoot.
In passive play, this modern rubber allows crooked, non-linear trajectories and leaves the
Bounce the ball flat on the other side.

The biggest strength of the half-long pimple is the quick change between the different shots. The rubber makes it possible for the properties of a long pimple to merge with those of a short pimple. You can adjust your playing rhythm as you like during the game. Your opponent will be overwhelmed with your flexibility!
Decide for yourself: The thinner you choose the sponge, the more the rubber will have the properties of a long pimple. The thicker, the more it resembles a short pimple.