Good Rubber for Chopping (10)

Good Rubber for Chopping
by Steffen 20 years ago

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by Jeff Smith 20 years ago

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by Rod 20 years ago

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by gcollins 20 years ago

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by ZoranV 20 years ago

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by mark 20 years ago

Re: Good Rubber for Chopping
by gcollins 20 years ago

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by Jeff 20 years ago

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by Mousem40 20 years ago

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by Tony 20 years ago

The following message (subject: Re: Good Rubber for Chopping) was posted by gcollins, on 2/5/2005 8:19:28 AM:

Yeah, Mark, the 729 Cream topsheet is one of the best. Coupled with 2.2 Magic Red Sponge (MRS) or the Japanese sponge (a bit slower), you have a platform suitable for almost any kind of game. On the other hand, I have found all sticky, Chinese-type rubbers to be slow to break-in. In others words, until you put a few hours of practice in, they seem really SLOW. The pushes and chops and serves are all really good from the very beginning, but loops and flat hits stay awfully low and disappointingly slow. This changes dramatically after a few hours of play, a few washings of the sticky surface, and/or a few primings of the rubber with speed (or regular) glue.

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