ZARGUS

Goal:

Balanced short pimple game with control and disruptive factor

Characteristics: 

Nub structure:

The tightly packed nubs let the Zargus radiate great security. Even if you don't stand perfectly to the ball, the Zargus makes up for it. When stroking the rubber you will notice that the pimples are rather stiff compared to the S&T Hass. Any kind of cut is taken out of the ball and you experience maximum control.

Pimple width:

The special thing about the Zargus is its nub width. The pimple neck is wider than the pimple head. This makes the nubs resemble a truncated cone. Added to this is the larger diameter compared to the Hass. These properties mean that the tempo is taken out of the ball even with fast topspins and very sensitive blocks can be played.

PLAYING STYLE:

In defensive play, the short pimple is an absolute force. Whether on topspins with a lot of rotation or on fast-paced shots; the Zargus ensures maximum control and has a high potential for disruption. The special nub structure contributes to this. The non-slip surface develops a lot of rotation for a short pimple both when pushing and when topspin on underspin.

The strength of the coating is the disruptive effect. Due to the special arrangement and width of the pimples, the Zargus leaves the opponent in the dark about spin and speed. Only at the last moment does it become clear where the ball is going and how much rotation the ball has. By then, however, it is too late for your opponent.

Use this unique advantage!

Its wide, short pimples ensure a constant balance when switching between active and passive strokes. You will find it easy to place the ball precisely.

Seb astian's tip:

The Zargus is ideal for the flexible short pimples player who wants to set annoying pin pricks from excellent control.

Conclusion:

Very controlled short pimples that offer a very good balance between speed and disruptive effect.