Dr. Neubauer Trouble Maker long knob

The plastic ball has significantly increased the requirements for long pimples.
However, TROUBLE MAKER can still be used to produce a dangerous game at the table, even on attacking balls with less spin:
The outstanding characteristic of the rubber is the chopping at the table against topspin balls. A second attacking ball is difficult for the opponent to execute.
Both the passive and the active blocking ball can be kept flat, with the ball even fluttering a little and pulling downwards
fluttering and pulling downwards.
TROUBLE MAKER has nothing to hide in the active game either, as the pressure push - especially on undercut - can be executed easily.

Surprisingly, the rubber can even be used to achieve a considerable undercut and a flat ball trajectory from the long defense, with the ball diving.

This well-balanced long pimple rubber, which is optimally matched to the new plastic balls, is rounded off by good control, both in passive and active use.