10 Best Long Pips Table Tennis Rubber
Updated on: September 2023
Best Long Pips Table Tennis Rubber in 2023
Palio CK531A (CK-531A) Long Pips-Out Table Tennis (Ping Pong) Rubber with Sponge (Black, 0.9-1.1mm)
- Palio
- Table Tennis Rubber
- Ping Pong Rubber
- Long Pips-Out
- CK531A
KTL Stranger Attack Long Pips-Out Table Tennis (Ping Pong) Rubber with Sponge (red, 1.2mm)
- Table Tennis Rubber
- Ping Pong Rubber
- Stranger Attack
- This price is for only ONE rubber with sponge.
TSP Curl P1R / P1-R/P-1-R - Long Pips Table Tennis Rubber – Black 1.4mm-1.7mm
- This is the revised version of TSP Curl P1R which was once banned by ITTF. P1R has the longest and softest pips among the TSP CURL rubbers produces very deceptive spins and actions after bouncing. The best long pips rubbers to generate maximum underspin while cutting a top spin ball. The TSP Curl P1R is for active modern defenders and choppers.
- It is not a forgiving rubber for a beginner. Start your chopping game with TSP Curl P3 before migrating to TSP Curl P1R.
- TSP Curl P1 R, a long pimple out rubber with profiled pimple surface. The thin pimples made out of soft rubber, support the possibility to produce dangerous defensive shots. It is possible to bring in your own chopping variation, which almost all professional players prefer.
- Four types of TSP long pips rubbers have been approved by ITTF. The redesigned CURL rubber sheets P1R, and P3 ALPHA R CURL rubbers have been produced to have the optimum level of playing characteristics of the original designs of the P1 and P3 Alpha CURL rubbers.
TSP Curl P4- Long Pips Table Tennis Rubber – Red 0.3mm-0.7mm
- Curl P4 is the latest produced rubber in the TSP Curl family. P4 is developed by former world class player and chopper Mr. Koji Matsushita and developers at TSP.
- Curl P4 has similar characteristics to Curl P1 except that the sponge undercoat is even softer. P4 will stabilize at close to the table play for those players who are interested in short but heavy underpin short cut and offensive play. The best long pips rubbers can generate maximum underspin while cutting a top spin ball. The TSP Curl P4 is for active modern defenders and choppers.
- Please note that TSP Curl P4 produces highly deceptive spins for your opponent. The rubber is not forgiving and requires expertise to master. Once harnessed, your opponent will respect and fear your return ball.
- Five types of TSP long pips rubbers have been approved by ITTF. The redesigned CURL rubber sheets P4, P1R, and P3 ALPHA R CURL rubbers have been produced to have the optimum level of playing characteristics of the original designs of the P1 and P3 Alpha CURL rubbers.
- Some world top players who use TSP Curl – including Joo Se Hyuk, Chen Weixing, Ding Yaping, Evgenij Chtchetinine
DHS C8 Pips-Long (Out) Table Tennis Rubber, Double Happiness Black
Yung 63-9A (Reverse-Cones Pimples) Long Pips-Out Table Tennis Rubber Without Sponge (Topsheet, OX) (Red)
- Table Tennis Rubber Without Sponge
- Ping Pong Rubber Without Sponge
- Rubber only, no sponge, OX
- Not in ITTF list
DAWEI 388D-1 Long Pips Out Table Tennis Rubber Sheet (Black 0.5-0.7mm)
- Table Tennis Rubber With Sponge
- Ping Pong Rubber With Sponge
- Dawei
- Please note: this rubber use two different LOGO marks, different versions, but same rubbers!
JOOLA Express Ultra Table Tennis Rubber (Red, 2.0-mm)
Butterfly Feint Long III Table Tennis Rubber Sheet, OX, 0.5 mm, 1.1 mm, or 1.3 mm Sponge, Red or Black, 1 Long Pips Table Tennis Rubber Sheet, Professional Table Tennis Rubbers
- Feing Long III is designed for the aggressive chopper, featuring a soft more flexible top sheet combined with a soft sponge
- The result is a long pips-out rubber ideal for long range heavy chopping strokes with maximum control
- This rubber is recommended for defenders who wish to chop balls using heavy backspin and attack with variation
- Pairs best with Innershield Layer ZLF, Hadraw Shield, Petr Korbel, Gionis Carbon Allround, and other Butterfly blades
- Butterfly Free Chack glue or Chack Sheet recommended when assembling Butterfly table tennis rubbers
Sword Scylla PRO Table Tennis Rubber Long Pips Out Without Sponge (OX, Top Sheet) (red)
- Table Tennis Rubber Without Sponge
- Ping Pong Rubber Without Sponge
- Rubber only, No sponge
Eric Hayes Takes Over Mercer Tennis Programs
Looking to build a successful tennis program, Mercer University lures Eric Hayes away from Troy University.
MACON, Georgia- With football starting this fall, Mercer University knows it's athletic department and teams will immediately be put in the position of getting more exposure.
Therefore, it was important to "get it right" when it came to filling the position of head men's and women's tennis coach.
Mercer found their "ace" in former Kansas, South Florida, N.C. State and most recently, Troy University, head coach Eric Hayes. Hayes was introduced by Mercer University Director of Athletics Jim Cole as the new men's and women's tennis coach at a press conference in Macon on Thursday.
Hayes comes to Mercer on the heels of an 11-year post at Troy University, where he led the Trojans' men's and women's tennis teams to unprecedented success.
"Eric Hayes meets every criterion we identified when searching for the next coach of our men's and women's tennis teams," Cole said. "His reputation within the tennis community precedes him and we're confident we've found the right man to lead our student-athletes."
Cole says the university and community are very excited.
"A lot of the credit goes to our President for allowing this to happen," adds Cole. "We've made every sport a priority, and it's hard to tackle to everything and we fell tennis can be a very important sport for us."
He's produced NCAA Tournament teams on both sides, highlighted by the men's Sun Belt Conference Championship season in 2020 and the women's Atlantic Sun Championship campaign in 2004.
Hayes took the Trojan men to the program's highest national ranking in 2020 when the team finished 20-4 overall and No. 55 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rankings. Since Troy's transition from the Atlantic Sun Conference to the Sun Belt Conference, Hayes has guided the men's team to 61 wins while earning bids to the conference tournament in each and every season.
For the women, Hayes has racked up 100-68 record in eight Sun Belt seasons, including a 17-6 record during this 2020-13 academic year. Before moving to the Sub Belt, Hayes took home A-Sun Coach of the Year honors in 2004 when his championship squad went 14-8 and made the program's first appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
Hayes said his experience in the south should start paying dividends quickly, since Mercer has a lot to offer.
"I grew up in the South, so I am very familiar with Mercer," Hayes said. "After visiting the campus and the city of Macon and I see it is very desirable to quality student-athletes. Academically, Mercer has a huge advantage over other universities and I expect more exposure with the move to the Southern Conference."
At NC State, Hayes' men's squad rose as high as No. 21 in the ITA rankings while he put his name on a number of program firsts. The 1999 team booked the school's first winning season in 11 years and qualified for the NCAA Tournament, ending a 21-year dry spell for the tennis program.
Hayes has a great deal of experience coaching top level players.
Prior to NC State, Hayes was the Director of Professional Players at the Palmer Tennis Academy in Tampa, Florida. His time at Palmer saw him train and travel with athletes to Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and Women's Tennis Association (WTA) events around the world. With Hayes' coaching, Jared Palmer won the Wimbledon Doubles Championship and Brian Dunn achieved the No. 1 junior world ranking from the ITA. He also coached a pair of Wimbledon women's double participants during his time at the academy.
Hayes is excited about the challenge that will begin this fall.
"There is no reason Mercer tennis can't compete for conference championships in the near future with the proper recruits. Also, players with high academic goals are usually successful on the tennis court."
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