Palio · China
The canonical Palio catalogue: AK47 and CJ8000 with their sponge and hardness variants, the Macro and Dragon families, the German-produced Macro ERA, Thor's and Blit'z, plus the WP1013 medium pips and the CK531A long pips. Approval evidence, market status and TTDNA's own 0–100 ratings are shown as separate facts.
Palio is the canonical brand. PALIO, Palio TT, Palio Table Tennis, Palio-ETT, Palio ETT and Palio Expert Table Tennis are alternative spellings of the same manufacturer, never separate brands.
Approval evidence and market availability are recorded separately. A name listed by an approval source is not proof that the rubber is currently on sale, and a rubber on sale is not proof of a current approval. Approval is never inherited by a suffix or edition, and no expiry date is invented.
Market status describes current commercial availability only. Where it could not be verified it stays unknown rather than being guessed from a shop listing.
TTDNA values are TTDNA's own editorial 0–100 ratings. They are not official Palio measurements, not laboratory data and not a conversion of any retailer score.
Research candidates such as Biotech, GP and Gold listings are stored but hidden until they can be verified. They never appear in public counts, search results or filters.
21 of 21 models
Compare the range →Inverted Palio rubber listed in the researched approval inventory.
Sponge Hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
One canonical rubber sold with red, blue and yellow sponges — softer to firmer versions of the same topsheet.
Sponge Medium-soft (TTDNA band)
1.8 mm · 2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Mildly tacky to grippy
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Currently sold
Tacky Chinese-style topsheet with printed hardness ranges, focused on spin and short-game control.
Sponge 39–41 · 42–44
1.8 mm · 2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
German-produced non-tacky tensor documented in two printed sponge hardnesses.
Sponge 42.5° · 47.5°
2.0 mm · MAX
Grippy, non-tacky tensor
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Long-running control-oriented Palio rubber with printed hardness ranges kept verbatim as variants.
Sponge Medium (TTDNA band)
1.8 mm · 2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Mildly tacky to grippy
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Currently sold
Long-pips defensive rubber available as OX or with a 1.0 mm sponge, focused on reversal and absorption.
Sponge Medium-
OX · 1.0 mm
Pips-out
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Currently sold
Inverted Palio rubber listed in the researched approval inventory.
Sponge Hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Inverted Dragon-family rubber listed in the researched approval inventory.
Sponge Hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Inverted Dragon-family rubber listed in the researched approval inventory.
Sponge Hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Short-pips rubber with a soft printed sponge, built for flat hitting and fast blocking.
Sponge 36–38°
1.5 mm · 1.8 mm · 2.0 mm
Pips-out
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Strongly tacky attacking rubber sold under many suffixes that are stored as unresolved editions.
Sponge Medium-hard (TTDNA band)
2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Soft-sponge Dragon-family rubber with grippy to mildly tacky surface and printed hardness ranges.
Sponge 33–35 · 36–38
1.8 mm · 2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Grippy to mildly tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Grippy, non-tacky all-round rubber; Biotech and Gold listings remain unresolved editions.
Sponge Medium (TTDNA band)
1.8 mm · 2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Grippy, non-tacky inverted rubber listed in the researched approval inventory; current market status is unknown.
Sponge Medium (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
German-produced grippy tensor topsheet offered in two printed sponge hardnesses, aimed at modern topspin play.
Sponge 42.5° · 47.5°
2.0 mm · MAX
Grippy, non-tacky tensor
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Firmer, faster sibling of Macro, listed in the researched approval inventory with unknown market status.
Sponge Medium-hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Offensive short-pips rubber built around flat hitting and active blocking speed.
Sponge Medium (TTDNA band)
1.8 mm · 2.0 mm · 2.2 mm
Pips-out
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Inverted Palio rubber listed in the researched approval inventory; 40+ listings are not treated as a separate rubber.
Sponge Hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Hybrid tacky topsheet on a German sponge, printed at 54° on the manufacturer's own scale.
Sponge 54°
MAX
Tacky tensor hybrid
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Inverted Dragon-family rubber listed in the researched approval inventory.
Sponge Hard (TTDNA band)
Standard sheet range
Grippy, non-tacky
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Market status unknown
Medium or half-long pips built for disruption, blocking and pace variation rather than spin.
Sponge Medium-hard (TTDNA band)
OX · 1.5 mm · 1.8 mm
Pips-out
Listed in the Palio approval inventory
Currently sold