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Recommendation for spinny rubber (11)
Re: Recommendation for spinny rubberby Norwegian def 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Recommendation for spinny rubber) was posted by Norwegian def, on 3/16/2005 6:31:46 AM:
| Dont go for a european rubber like samba, or mambo if you dont want to glue it! they give lots of spin when glued, but if you don't glue it it will just feel dead with no spin... i am a defensive player and play with RITC 729 japanese sponge 1.8 red, it is very spinny! the bvlack one will give even more spin! go for one with japanese sponge, and not chinese. they give more spin, cause theyre softer! |