Description
Secret Flow Chop
Goal:
A pimpled inner rubber that creates more spin and control for the pimple player.
Features:
The Secret Flow Chop is equipped with a soft top rubber on a medium-hard SC sponge in orange. A special, synthetic top rubber delivers real high performance in terms of grip. Right from the start, the surface is under appropriate tension so that you can easily see the individual pores of the top rubber. Therefore, the covering may bulge slightly after being removed from the packaging.
Style of play:
Effort control and joy of playing: When developing the Secret Flow Chop, a rubber was created that combines the highest degree of maneuverability and play control. Despite the highest spin values, the ball should go where it is supposed to go. The topspin, especially on the backspin, achieves a maximum of spin and is therefore very dangerous for the opponent. Pushes, shots and sharp defensive balls are possible without any problems and very well placed thanks to the high level of control. The surface is particularly suitable when switching from defensive to offensive play. The surface forgives many inaccuracies that can occur during a quick rally.
We developed the Secret Flow Chop in coordination with a long pimple on the backhand and thus created a tailor-made offensive rubber for the pimple player.
Recommended game system:
We recommend the 1.5 mm and 1.8 mm versions for the classic defender or
player close to the table who places a lot of value on control. The “sc-sponge” makes it very safe
to place short and long balls when shooting.
The 2.1 mm version is perfect for the modern disruptive player who uses every opportunity to attack. When attacking blows are executed quickly, a high speed can be achieved without losing control like a sponge that is too hard.
Conclusion:
Grippy rubber that is ideal for blocking and topspin on backspin. Get yourself into a real
frenzy and experience the first pimpled inner surface from the pimple expert!
Jean Jacques Jarjoura (verified owner) –
I am using this rubber on a rizer magnus. I have played it for approximately 10 hours so far. It is grippy but a bit slow. The blade has ALC, which should increase the speed of the rubber. I still, however, find it slow. On the positive side, the rubber has a very good level of control and can neutralize spin very well. You can place the ball on a spin pretty much where you want it. Not fully what I expected, but I like it.