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Second Round with Grizzly (3)
Re: Second Round with Grizzlyby Fadil Olguner 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Second Round with Grizzly) was posted by Fadil Olguner, on 5/24/2008 6:29:39 PM:
| Well Ben,I agree with you that they are expensive but don't forget that the life of anties are at least four times longer than inverted.If you pay 30 dollars for inverted for a year ,you can pay 70 for anti for four years.I don't agree with you that at least Grizzly is useless.What do you expect from LP or anti? You can attack more easily than LP with Grizzly.This rubber has more spin reversal than the friction pips on the market.You can do everything except topspin with it.So what's more.Yes blocking with it needs a lot of practice and also you need a lot of practice to get use to it.After practicing 2 or 3 weeks ,everything will get better.Grizzly is an effective rubber.Thanks |