The Nittaku Fastarc G-1 ranks as the top-selling rubber at the moment, according to World Table Tennis. Its high-ball flight trajectory makes it versatile and it has killer spin potential. Any advanced player looking for a rubber to overwhelm their opponents with spin and speed should certainly consider giving Fastarc G-1 a try. Specifications
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Dignics is Butterfly’s latest ping pong rubber series catered to the modern-day attacker. Previously, Tenergy 05 (T05) had comfortably ruled as their most popular rubber; but, Dignics 05 might knock T05 off its pedestal! Specifications Speed: 8.9 Spin: 9.4 Control: 8.7 Hardness: Medium-hard ITTF Approved? Yes Thickness (mm): 1.9, 2.1 Price: $$$$ Our rating : 9.1 Construction
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Let’s talk about backhand rubbers. While some players are content using the same rubber for backhand and forehand, others like to experiment — to mix and match to find rubbers that suit their unique playing styles. After all, while we perform strokes on both sides of the paddle, the backhand and forehand are wildly different.
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Donic Acuda S1 is a medium-hard rubber by Donic. It was popular upon its release, and this popularity spilled over into Donic’s future releases as well. At the time, I remember seeing this Acuda everywhere at competitions. Junior players loved it, and it was easy to see why, as it produces excellent speed and spin. Since
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Rasanter is one of the most popular rubber series that Andro has put out. Its predecessor, Andro Rasant, was similarly very well-received by the table tennis community. However, it was unexpectedly discontinued and replaced by Rasanter – a surprise given its popularity. Usually, manufacturers will continue to produce popular old lines alongside their new products.
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