The canonical JUIC standard-ball catalogue: the offensive Pro Galaxia and Neo Galaxia, the tacky 999, 999 Elite and SpinSpiel, the all-round Driva Smash Ultima, both NanoSpin generations, the Patisuma V short pips, the Leggy R-Long long pips and the Neo Anti. Approval evidence and current market status are shown as separate facts, Japanese thickness labels are preserved exactly, and specifications that could not be verified are left empty rather than estimated.
JUIC is the canonical brand. Juic, JUIC Table Tennis, JUIC TT and ジュウイック are alternative spellings of the same Japanese manufacturer. JUIC is not JOOLA, and Dr. Neubauer rubbers distributed by JUIC in Japan stay under the Dr. Neubauer brand.
11 models8 inverted · 1 short pips · 1 long pips3 approval listed · 1 partially verifiedChecked 3 August 2026
Approval evidence and market availability are recorded separately. A commercial listing is not proof of current ITTF legality, and an approval listing is not proof of current production. Approval is never inherited by an edition, and no expiry date is invented.
Market status describes current commercial availability only. A sold-out button or a low-stock warning is a stock state, not a discontinuation, and where availability could not be verified it stays unknown.
Generations and editions are never merged automatically. NanoSpin and NanoSpin II, Neo Galaxia and Pro Galaxia, and 999 and 999 Elite are separate records, and no specification is copied between them.
TTDNA values are TTDNA's own editorial 0–100 ratings. They are not official JUIC measurements and are never a conversion of the JUIC manufacturer scale.
Commercial research identities such as 999 CHN are stored but hidden until their relationship to an approved product is verified. They never appear in public counts, search results or filters.
JUIC also sells large-ball rubbers such as Plarge 6, Plarge V, Plarge III and Master Spin Basic. This catalogue covers standard-ball rubbers only, so they are excluded rather than mixed into standard filters or comparisons.
JUIC prints Japanese thickness labels such as 薄, 中, 中厚, 厚 and 極厚. They are preserved exactly; a millimetre value is only shown where the official source states one. OX means the sheet has no sponge and is never stored as 0.0 mm.