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tacky v.s. grippy topsheet (11)
tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by angora 19 years ago
by angora 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by alphapong 19 years ago
by alphapong 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by George 19 years ago
by George 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by angora 19 years ago
by angora 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by angora 19 years ago
by angora 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by alphapong 19 years ago
by alphapong 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by Daniel 19 years ago
by Daniel 19 years ago
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by SG 19 years ago
by SG 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by George 19 years ago
by George 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by SG 19 years ago
by SG 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by George 19 years ago
by George 19 years ago
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by cole 19 years ago
by cole 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by George 19 years ago
by George 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by cole 19 years ago
by cole 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by George 19 years ago
by George 19 years ago
Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet
by ZoranV 19 years ago
by ZoranV 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: tacky v.s. grippy topsheet) was posted by alphapong, on 10/26/2005 4:37:12 PM:
Look don't get me wrong, the Chinese dominate the world with tacky firm sponge rubber. And they loop just fine with it. But, my preference for an away from the table looping game is a tensioned rubber like F1 or F2. Monster loops and ferocious smashes without speed glue. You will however give up something on your short game. But if you want to loop away from the table I think the trade off is worth it. BTW I think the best 729 for away from the table looping is the stuff on top of the German ESN sponge. |