Many beginners often resort to very low-quality pre-made rackets from sports stores or department stores. Learning the basic strokes is usually made more difficult with these rackets. Additionally, they are generally not approved by the ITTF, which prohibits the use of these rackets in official play.
For this reason, various manufacturers offer rubbers, like the Donic Twingo, specifically designed for beginners. As a beginner, you naturally don't want to spend too much on a racket at first, so such a rubber needs to be as inexpensive as possible. Moreover, these players need a slow rubber that provides them with a lot of security and with which they can practice the basic strokes.
With a soft sponge and a moderately grippy surface, this rubber offers exactly these playing characteristics. Low speed (4-) and average spin potential (6-) combined with extremely good control values (9+) and a low price make the Donic Twingo the perfect rubber for all beginners.