Which rubber does timo boll use

Butterfly Rubbers. Medium-All Round. Factory Rackets - Pre-Assembled. The products were added to your cart. Continue Shopping Show Cart. Are you ready to play like a world class professional? Product Details. Flare Straight. Forehand Rubber Choose Colour. Tenergy 05 Butterfly Rubber Rating: Speed: Colour and Thickness. Red 2. S which has less bounce is also recommended if you seek more stability. Dignics 64 which has good spin offers power and stability by combing with all-wood blade SK7 Classic.

December 3, by Steve Hopkins Here are some tips from fan favorite Timo Boll on how to attach rubber sheets to your blade. Photo by TableTennisChicago. In this video Bob focuses on how to execute the short forehand push. Butterfly Match 22 Rollaway November 8, Perfect for table tennis clubs or institutions looking for performance and durability The 22mm surface provides an excellent… Read More.

Butterfly Martin-Kilpatrick. Equipment Nets. Shoes Socks. Books DVDs. Butterfly Sets MK Sets. Butterfly Robots Practice Partner. Submit Question Archives. Another explanation - maybe he can get different hardness Tenergies 05 to set up his racket the aforementioned way. I am really curious what your insight is on that.

Glad to hear your thoughts. Posted: Sun Dec 02, am. The conspiracy theorists indeed do say that there has always been a "hard" T05 available only to pros. No one's actually gotten a verified sample of it, neither has there been any real evidence that I've seen so far, just supposition.

I HAVE seen supposed sheets of it one sale on web sites that also purportedly sell "personal versions" of H3 from various players for astronomical prices. The thing though, is - if there were a harder version, wouldn't Herr Boll use it on his forehand?

A table tennis player since the age of 4, Timo first broke into the top of the world rankings at the end of and entered the top 10 in By Timo Boll was already making a name for himself at the European Youth Championships where he won the Cadet singles, Cadet doubles and Cadet team titles.

And in when he moved up to the juniors, he was runner-up in the Junior singles before winning the European Junior title in and Following his move up to the senior ranks, Timo Boll continued to progress, and he quickly became one of the top table tennis players in Europe The European Championships of saw him take the first of his Men's Singles titles before winning again in in Serbia, in Russia, in the Czech Republic, in Poland, in Denmark and in Spain.

As with any successful table tennis player, this meant he also qualified for other prestigious events too The Euro Top Timo played in this event every year between and and he's won this coveted title on seven occasions A top table tennis player is also in demand throughout the world, and Timo Boll is no exception With the ITTF Pro-Tour starting in , Timo Boll has participated in these events every year, but it wasn't until that he had his first success Success at the top level for any table tennis player also means they receive invitations to other events too The table tennis World Cup is for 20 players only.

Timo Boll has been part of this select group of professional table tennis players since , and he's won the title on two occasions in and , whilst being a losing finalist in , , and Despite making it to the Men's Doubles final in Shanghai, China, Timo has so far been unable to secure a World Championship title.