Stachelfeuer are very long, quite thin and a little soft. The distance between the knobs is in the middle range. The knob heads on the studded fire are not cut, but are nevertheless extremely rough or even slightly sticky. The SpinLord studded fire has slow long knots. Although this finish is slightly faster than many of the banned smooth long knots, the pace of this finish is lower than the pace of most other rough long knots. However, the cover has good speed reserves in active play. Despite the low velocity and associated very high control, the sting fire has a significant disruptive effect that can be described as above average. However, the disturbing effect of the thorn glare is not achieved. SpinLord’s Yellow Fire can be used for block table play as well as undercut defense. Own offensive strikes are also possible without any problems. For a purely passive style of play, Stinging Fire is definitely not so much to recommend, but for a modern variable and more table-oriented defensive play. Thus, stinging fire is a versatile noppe. The advantage over other coverages lies in the lower speed without losing the interference effect. We recommend this pad to all players who still have the slow universal pads SpinLord Agenda and Lightning Strike, or who want even more control. Otherwise, the durability of the knobs is very good.
