Moristo LP
Retail priceNittaku
₩61,000
₩72,00015% below list price

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Nittaku

Moristo LP

A long-pips rubber known for penetrating shots that dip softly into the opponent's court. Balances stable chops with a wide range of variation.

Performance

Nittaku official (scale maximum not published)

The manufacturer does not publish a maximum for these figures. This chart therefore uses the actual range of its own published values across the same family as the ends of each axis. It shows relative position within that family, not an absolute score, and because the origin is not zero the differences look larger than they are. See the manufacturer figures below for the exact numbers.

56.514SpinSpeedVariation

About this product

A long-pips rubber known for a penetrating return that digs into the opponent’s court. Described as combining chop stability with a wide range of variation. Hardness 40.0°, the firmest Nittaku long-pips rubber on this site, and made in Germany rather than Japan (unlike most Nittaku rubbers here).

It pairs with Moristo LP One (the same sheet with no sponge) in the same line — the same stability-versus-variation structure as the Wallest/Wallest One pair above, sponge-backed for stability and sponge-free for variation.

What the numbers say

Long pips, 40.0° sponge. Its variation of 9.7 ranks 3 of 9 rubbers, on the high side. Its spin, by contrast, is 3.4 — among the lowest. Based on the manufacturer’s published figures.

This paragraph is not a copied review — it is generated from the figures and rankings collected on this site, and changes when they do.

Full specifications

Surface typeLong pips
Sponge hardness40.0°
Thickness optionsExtra thin (0.9-1.2mm) / Thin (1.2-1.4mm)
ColoursRed / Black
Made inGermany

Blades that pair with this rubber

Real player setups and level-based recommendations come first.