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Why Chinese rubber so cheap! (18)
Re: Why Chinese rubber so cheap!by bes 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Why Chinese rubber so cheap!) was posted by bes, on 7/9/2005 5:19:18 PM:
| I can't wholeheartedly recommend any that Megaspin carries... Cream MRS is an excellent all around rubber, but nothing like the F-series. It is harder and quite sticky. It can loop well, but is best for aggressive loops as opposed to slow-medium speed control loops. It serves, blocks, pushes, and hits outstandingly. Geospin black is nice, and when speed glued isn't too far from F2/F3 territory. It is a bit pokey without speed glue - especially when using a flexible blade. It is much better (unglued) on a fairly stiff blade. There are some other good choices though... bes |