Pimplepark Wobbler - The more offensive version with more power
Within the range of products with pimples out, the German manufacturer Pimplepark also offers the Pimplepark Wobbler. Compared to the Pimplepark Cluster, the Wobbler behaves slightly more offensive. In case you prefer an active disruptive game close(r) to the table, the Wobbler is the right choice. Both versions (OX version and with sponge) allow you to play extremely short and flat blocks. These strokes will bring your opponent out of the rhythm, making it more difficult for him to react accordingly. Merely holding out the racket is an effective way to slow down enemy attacks.
One should, however, bear in mind that the entire potential of the Pimplepark Wobbler is only present when doing active strokes. Due to the medium-hard heads of the pimples (which are also slightly catchy), all kinds of disruptive attacks go off the hand quite easily using this table tennis rubber. This allows you to make your opponent desperate, no matter what the situation. A confusing trajectory and an appropriate length of your attacks will make your game more successful.
Pimplepark wobbler - some final words and rubber overview
The OX version of the Pimplepark Wobbler is best suitable for active and variable disruptive players. In contrast, both versions equipped with a sponge (hardness approx. 40°-42°, thickness 0.5 and 1.0 mm) are more suitable for a more offensive and aggressive disruptive game, which bases on many self-induced attacks.
Other Pimplepark rubbers are:
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- Pimplepark Epos: The Epos scores with respect to much safety during a spinny game. You decide for yourself what versions of strokes the opponent will have to fight against.
- Pimplepark Cluster: When playing close to the table, this rubber develops a hard to respond/counter disruptive game!
- Pimplepark Wobbler: This rubber develops its full offensive potential when doing active and self-induced strokes.
Table tennis rubbers: Here you can get to an overview of all rubbers.
