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new rubber (10)
Re: new rubberby sc 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: new rubber) was posted by sc, on 10/7/2005 4:15:42 PM:
| Tim, Then why spend extra money on a tensor rubber sheet if you intend to add speed glue in the first place. Waldner does not use tensor rubber. If you speed-glue a sheet of anti, it will have more speed and spin then before...im not contesting that. Tensor rubbers are made to be used without speed-glue. Many players do use glue, but it again defeats the purpose of the inherent tension in the tensor sponge. You can get enough performance out of a tensor sponge without speed-glue to play at a competitive 2500-2600 level if your skill is there. However if you rely on the fresh glue effect rather then your own skill to be competitive, that's a different story. |