JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR is a revolutionary, premium-class offensive-allround table tennis rubber with inward pips (inverted), designed for players seeking a unique combination of Chinese and European rubber characteristics. ITTF approved, this rubber stands out with its extremely tacky "Hyper Traction" surface, which generates maximum spin (130/200, ~12/20), and a hard "Hyper Bounce" sponge (~50° on the ESN scale), ensuring focused speed (126/200, ~12.5/20) and dynamics. The innovative pimple structure (height 0.8 mm, width 1.5 mm, spacing 0.9 mm), together with the tacky surface, creates a high arc-shaped trajectory (7.5/10), increasing shot safety margins and facilitating topspin strokes. With exceptional precision (10/10) and good control (83/200, ~13.5/20), JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR is an ideal choice for advanced players looking to dominate with aggressive topspin play, especially on the forehand side, while maintaining the ability to effectively play passive shots. Optimized for the plastic 40+ ball, the rubber offers a wide range of playing gears, allowing players to reach new thresholds of spin and power. Due to its lightweight construction (~34 g cut) and durability, JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR is a top-quality choice, reflecting JOOLA Premium Line technologies used in top-level professional competitions.

Main Features:

• Rubber Type: Inward pips (inverted)
• Rubber Category: Premium (High Tier)
• Characteristics: Offensive-allround (AR/OF-)
• Speed: 126/200 (~12.5/20 on the general scale)
• Spin: 130/200 (~12/20 on the general scale)
• Control: 83/200 (~13.5/20 on the general scale)
• Precision: 10/10
• Trajectory: 7.5/10 (high, suitable for topspin strokes)
• Sponge Hardness: ~50° (hard, according to ESN scale)
• Sponge Type: Hyper Bounce
• Sponge Thickness: 2.0 mm, Max
• Top Sheet Type: Hyper Traction (extremely tacky)
• Pip Dimensions: Height 0.8 mm, width 1.5 mm, spacing 0.9 mm
• Colors: Red, black
• Country of Origin: Germany
• Certifications: ITTF approved
• Weight: ~47 g (uncut, 180x170 mm), ~34 g (cut, 157x150 mm)
• Technologies: Hyper Traction tacky surface, Hyper Bounce sponge, hybrid Chinese-European rubber construction, optimized for 40+ ball
• Category: Offensive-allround (OFF-/ALL+)

JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR features a unique hybrid construction, combining the extremely tacky “Hyper Traction” surface (Chinese rubber style) and the hard, springy “Hyper Bounce” sponge (European rubber style), ensuring a balance of speed, spin, and control:

• Sponge (~50°): The hard "Hyper Bounce" sponge (~50° on the ESN scale) is designed for focused energy and a springy effect, ensuring a strong “catapult effect.” Compared to JOOLA Dynaryz Inferno (168/200 speed, ~50°), the ZGR sponge offers slightly less speed but more control and forgiveness due to the tacky surface and pimple structure. Compared to Butterfly Tenergy 05 (36°), the sponge is harder, providing a shorter dwell time but greater speed and dynamics, ideally suited for topspin strokes and counterattacks. The fine-pored sponge structure ensures a "hard," yet lively hitting feel, suitable for aggressive offensive play at the table and mid-distance.

• Top Sheet: The extremely tacky “Hyper Traction” surface (130/200 spin) is optimized for the plastic 40+ ball, ensuring maximum ball grip, especially during topspin strokes, serves, and banana flicks. Compared to JOOLA Dynaryz ZGX (150/200 spin), the ZGR surface is tackier, close to Chinese rubbers such as DHS Hurricane 3 (~15/20 spin), but offers European speed and dynamics. The tacky surface facilitates control of incoming spin, ensuring stable blocks and passive strokes, while the high trajectory (7.5/10) increases shot safety margins.

• Hyper Traction Technology: The extremely tacky surface reduces energy loss during impact, increasing spin (130/200) and speed (126/200). The innovative pimple structure (0.8 mm height, 0.9 mm spacing) increases ball contact with the surface, ensuring a high arc-shaped trajectory and maximum precision (10/10), especially in topspin and counter-topspin shots.

• Hyper Bounce Technology: The hard sponge (~50°) combined with the tacky surface creates a wide range of playing gears, allowing the player to easily transition from passive strokes to powerful attacks. Compared to JOOLA Dynaryz ACC (86/200 control), the ZGR is faster and tackier but maintains good control (83/200) due to the tacky surface and pimple structure.

• Lightweight and Durable: The rubber is lightweight (~34 g cut), similar to JOOLA Dynaryz ZGX (~34 g) and lighter than Donic Bluefire M1 (~37 g). This lightness allows the rubber to be paired with heavier blades, such as Butterfly Viscaria, without losing racket balance. The rubber is durable, retaining its grip and elasticity properties even after intensive use, making it a cost-effective choice.

The rubber is offered in 2.0 mm and Max thickness, suitable for offensive-allround players, ensuring a balanced combination of speed, spin, and control. The colors – red and black – meet ITTF standards. It is recommended to use water-based glue, such as JOOLA Lex Glue, when assembling the rubber.

Comparison with Other Rubbers:

Compared to other JOOLA rubbers:

• JOOLA Dynaryz ACC: The ZGR is tackier and slightly slower (126 vs. 134 speed) but has more spin (130 vs. 128) and more control (83 vs. 86). The ZGR is more forgiving, ideal for players who want more control in passive play and more spin on serves and opening topspins.

• JOOLA Dynaryz ZGX: The ZGR has a tackier top sheet and is lighter (34 g vs. 38 g cut), but ZGX is faster (140 vs. 126) and spinnier (150 vs. 130). ZGR is better suited for players preferring a hybrid feel with a Chinese-style grip and European dynamics, while ZGX is designed for maximum spin and speed.

• JOOLA Rhyzen ZGR: The Dynaryz ZGR is an upgraded version, offering higher spin (130 vs. 115), speed (126 vs. 120), and control (83 vs. 81). It is more suitable for advanced players who need higher performance levels.

Compared to similar hybrid-type rubbers:

• Butterfly Dignics 09C: ZGR is slightly slower (126 vs. 132), with comparable spin (130 vs. 135) and a tackier top sheet. ZGR is lighter (34 g vs. 36 g cut) and more affordable, making it an excellent alternative to Dignics 09C for players seeking value.

• DHS Hurricane 3 (Neo): ZGR offers higher speed and dynamics due to the European-style sponge, while Hurricane 3 has more spin potential due to a tackier top sheet. ZGR requires less physical effort to activate, making it more accessible to a wider range of players.

• Xiom Vega China: Similar in hardness and tackiness, but ZGR has more dynamic speed and slightly better control, especially in passive play.

Recommended For:

JOOLA Dynaryz ZGR is recommended for:

• Advanced players (level ~1800–2400)
• Players using an offensive-allround style (OFF-/ALL+)
• Players emphasizing forehand topspin, loops, and counterattacks
• Those looking for a hybrid rubber combining Chinese grip and European speed
• Players wanting to improve spin on serves, banana flicks, and opening loops
• Those needing a high arc trajectory for greater shot safety
• Athletes using modern plastic 40+ balls
• Those seeking a lightweight, durable, high-performance rubber for professional play

Usage Tips:

To maintain performance:

• Clean the surface regularly with a dedicated rubber cleaner or water
• Use protective sheets when not playing to preserve tackiness
• Re-glue every 6–12 months depending on play frequency
• Avoid extreme heat or cold, which can degrade tackiness

Joola Dynaryz ZGR

Joola Dynaryz ZGR

Joola Dynaryz ZGR