Donic Acuda S1 Turbo - Table Tennis Rubber

Donic Acuda S1 Turbo - Hard and most powerful!

The S1 from the house of Donic was the first real alternative to speed-gluing. The Donic Acuda S1 Turbo is a further version from this series which provides maximum speed and power. The integrated "turbo" already names it all: The aim is to reach even higher speeds and more spin. And indeed, the orange-colored, large-pored sponge exhibits lots of dynamics. The topsheet allows for even more rotation.

Of course, this rubber also includes an integrated speed-gluing effect which was also improved. It is suitable for players with good and developed techniques, and for players playing close to the table to exert pressure toward their opponent. Please note again that this offensive rubber exhibits limited control and feedback. To fully exploit its potential, you need to be skilled.

The Acuda S1 Turbo and the other family members

In case the Acuda S1 Turbo is too offensive for you and you desire more control (however, at the expense of speed), we recommend a softer version, such as the S1 (which is still quite offensive though). The loudest, most "enthusiastic", and most controllable rubber of this series is the S3. The "golden mean", suitable for Off minus players, is the S2.

The product details of the Acuda S1 Turbo are completed with manufacturer specifications. In his video, Steffen Fetzner vividly presents these:


The Acuda series is completed by 3 other rubbers which you can see in the following overview, including the most important details:

• Donic Acuda S1 Turbo: Designed for an uncompromising attacking game.
• Donic Acuda S1: Very fast rubber, for a purely offensive game.
• Donic Acuda S2: Good balance between speed and control.
• Donic Acuda S3: Very good control considering that this is still an offensive rubber (Off-).

Do you need further help? No problem! Just contact us via email. Further information regarding our Donic table tennis rubbers, including a table of rubbers and manufacturer specifications, can be found using this link.