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blade with tons of dwell time (10)
Re: blade with tons of dwell timeby gcollins 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: blade with tons of dwell time) was posted by gcollins, on 2/15/2005 6:31:20 PM:
| Just a word of warning, ShellaMae, about the FX-EL. I agree that it's really good for topspin, esp when speedglued. But it's not a particularly good rubber to serve with and it utterly sucks for pushing and chopping. It doesn't pop the ball up; it just does not produce sufficient underspin to keep hard-hitters and fast loopers from burning you off the table. If you play much against those types (I do!) you may want to think twice about the FX-EL. I think Cream with Jap sponge on the BH might be a better choice with the Cream MRS on the FH. |