Joola Tango Ultra - A dynamical rubber with short pips, but still good control!
What is the difference between the Tango Ultra from Joola and other table tennis rubbers with short pimples? It is the special, fine-pored balance sponge. This sponge has two different effects on the gaming properties of the rubber. For one thing, the low hardness (35°) causes a very controlled gaming behavior and slows down topspins coming from your opponent. This makes it also easier for you to play safe blocks.
For another thing, the sponge also has an opposite effect when doing active blocks, counters, and shots. Fast actions and self-induced attacks exhibit a high amount of acceleration. This is based on the extraordinary catapult effect: The ball can penetrate quite deep into the material, which then acts like a spring, pushing and accelerating the ball away from the material. Another aspect is that the spin development of the Joola Tango Ultra was optimized, too.
Joola Tango Ultra - A brief summary on this rubber
The properties mentioned above are beneficial not only in the passive game, but also during the active game (e.g. when doing attacks). This is particularly true in terms of spin and rotation. Furthermore, balanced dynamics, good control, and a soft, sensitive touch of the ball make this Joola table tennis rubber a very useful and variational tool to cover all aspects of a short-pimpled rubber. It is the variability of the Joola Tango Ultra, combined with much safety, which make your game not only more constant and less prone to errors, but also more unpredictable. The corresponding gaming style can best be described as the controlled offensive (OFF-).