11 Reviews for JOOLA Mambo

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on September 16, 2014

this rubber is not worth its price. don't waste your money on mambo or any other mambo model.a yasaka mark v is cheaper and much better thna this.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on March 22, 2012

this rubber is seriously slow. It's pretty good for allround rubber, but you need to have it on a fast blade or else you're gonna struggle. I would also recommend it in max.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on November 1, 2011

It is very soft, and light. The spin could be a bit more, but not bad. Speed is OK, good for allround play. When glued, it makes very big noise in the room.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on August 19, 2011

I currently play with is rubber and it has improved my game a lot.

Combined with the Zolli Light blade you get a great combination of very good control, great speed and good spin.

This is a fabulous rubber for club level players who prefer a medium fast looping game.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on September 23, 2010

A good rubber but I sometime feel that my pushes go to high or long

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on August 5, 2010

Very good rubber for beginners, but some high level players also used to use it. Good sound and ball feeling.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on August 1, 2009

This rubber is the "sriver" of mambo. It's a perfect blend of speed, spin, and control. Great for beginners, and can be utilized by advanced players as well. However, once you get more advanced and get into the "speed glue" or built in glue effect zone, then you'll want to upgrade to something zippier then mambo.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on October 7, 2008

oh dear someone invented an inverted rubber made out of marshmellow. It says on the tin that this rubber corks like SG rubbers. Which it does , a very loud tock sound is hard when looping. Does it perform like speed glue rubber? Nope! this rubber is way too soft for anything useful, speed and spin are much less than 2 year old sheet of D13. its remarkable for its poor performance. Speed gluing this rubber just makes things worse. fortuantly i managed to rip this rubber during play and ripped it off my blade after a month. In fact THE rubber so soft you can easily tear the rubber in half with your hands

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on September 2, 2008

Low-ish throw, consistent play. Very good for looping but as the arc is lower, it is easier to return Mambo loops than of MamboC which has a bit higher arc/more kick.

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Review by los4alvarez for JOOLA Mambo on April 24, 2008

I have been testing this rubber for over two months (2.0mm F, 1.5mm B). This is an OK product for the attacking player. The 2.0MM sponge is good topspins and produces incredibly powerful side-spins. Amazing (controlled) forehand smashes. The 1.5mm is too hard and bouncy for chops and pushes. It comes as an erratic rubber for my usually controlled backhand attacks. Can get same quality products for less money, but if you can afford the price go for the 2.0mm rubber.

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External Review for JOOLA Mambo on March 15, 2008

This is the best rubber I have ever tried for a speed glued looping game. It is often recognized as the loudest corking rubber in existance. It loads up topspin like nobody's business, but it lacks in short game to say the least. This rubber is fun fun fun, if not practical for most players.

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