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Good Rubber for Chopping (1)
Good Rubber for Choppingby Steffen 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Good Rubber for Chopping) was posted by Steffen, on 2/3/2005 6:51:19 PM:
| I hav ebene out of the TT scene for a while but had quite a bit of playing experience back in the day. What kind of rubber would you guys recommend for the backhand if my style with my backhand is a lot of chopping creating backspin? For the forehand I like to play a lot of top spin - which rubber is good for that these days. I dont think I will be doing my glueing as I play too infrequently to make it worthwhile...I think... Thanks |