JOOLA Rosskopf Classic Recreational Table Tennis Racket

The JOOLA Rosskopf Classic Recreational Table Tennis Racket is the perfect racket for players looking to master their table tennis skills with a professional grade racket. The racket utilizes JOOLA technology, such as an Ergo Grip, flared handle with a Power Grip Sponge for absorbing vibrations. The JOOLA Classic Racket has ITTF approved, inverted 4 You rubber and 2 mm sponge providing increased speed and spin. With performance ratings of 100 speed, 98 spin and 76 control, you’ll be a pro in no time! Start playing like a champion with equipment developed for champions! JOOLA is a proud sponsor of the US National Team.

The JOOLA Rosskopf Classic is a competition-grade (stage five) table tennis racket, using inverted rubber with a sticky topsheet and lively, responsive sponge for a rare combination of control and speed. Designed for advanced players who have mastered all basic strokes and in-game strategy, the rackets is approved by the ITTF. A free miniature racket is also included.

Specifications

• Smooth 4 You rubber
• Flared handle
• Five-ply veneer
• 100 speed
• 98 spin
• 76 control
• 0.4-pound weight

About JOOLA
Founded in 1954, after the sports department of the department store "Jooss in Landau" was involved with production of the first table tennis table in 1952, JOOLA creates some of the highest-end table tennis equipment in the world. Offering an extensive line of tables, rackets, rubbers, and balls, JOOLA is the sponsored choice of many professional table tennis players. The company is consistently selected as the official supplier for competitive world events, and was the official table for the Olympic Games in Atlanta in 1996, Sydney in 2000, and Athens in 2004.

Domestically, JOOLA supports many of the largest competitions in the United States through a relationship with North American Table Tennis. The JOOLA North American Tour, which features competitions across the US, has been taking place since 2000, and JOOLA also supports the JOOLA North American Teams Championships -- the single largest tournament in the world. Held annually in Baltimore, Maryland over Thanksgiving weekend, it attracts the best players from around the world, as well as any recreational players interested in seeing how they stack up against the game's best.