Is Sauer & Tröger SCHMERZ really ITTF approved?

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Is Sauer & Tröger SCHMERZ really ITTF approved?

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Iwas looking at this page on dealer website
https://tokspin.com/product/sauer-troge ... opilot.com

It says the pip height is 2.15 mm
How could it be ITTF approved ?
The maximum allowed pip height is 2.05 mm (Was 2.00 mm till 2024)

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Pip density = 10 pips per sq.cm
That is the lowest ITTF allowed.
If the pips are that far apart , then this is not not for away from the table choppers, since it is a fast at the table blocking rubber
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Post by Tammie_6 »

If the pip height is too high for ITTF approved then I might as well use Mo Wang 3 rubber :D

https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256810547860681.html

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