FAQ Questions and answers: Nittaku Moristo SP AX – Offensive Short-Pimple Rubber
How do MORISTO SP AX and MORISTO SP differ?
MORISTO SP AX has larger pimples arranged horizontally and more closely together. This makes it feel almost like an inverted rubber when attacking. MORISTO SP has more widely spaced, vertically arranged pimples and plays more like a conventional short-pimple rubber. The AX is slightly faster and generates more spin, although it is a little less forgiving.
Who is the MORISTO SP AX best suited to?
This short-pimple rubber is ideal for players seeking a blend of short-pimple and inverted-rubber characteristics. In defence it behaves like a traditional short-pimple rubber, while in attack it feels almost like an inverted rubber – the best of both worlds.
Which short-pimple rubber generates the most spin?
MORISTO SP AX currently offers the highest spin potential among the short-pimple rubbers in this range. Its large, horizontally arranged pimples have a textured surface, giving it an attacking feel almost like an inverted rubber.

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