The Joola Rhyzer has an extremely thin and grippy surface, being under high tension because of its composition, in combination with the narrow, relatively short pimples and larger gaps, this leads to maximum catapult effect. In addition, the flexible pimples provide an extended dwell time of the ball, sensitive strokes and therefore excellent spin features. Rhyzer 48 has a 48° sponge and it especially suits modern offensive players exasperating their opponents with fast topspin attacks close to the table and from half-distance. Compared to the Rhyzer 43 the topspin trajectory is a little flatter and provides more pressure on the opponent.
